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1. ‘I Ain’t Like You’ A Complex Network Model of Digital Narcissism

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Jabeen, Fakhra, Gerritsen, Charlotte, Treur, Jan, Jabeen, Fakhra, Gerritsen, Charlotte, and Treur, Jan

Abstract

Social media like Twitter or Instagram play a role of fertile ground for self-exhibition, which is used by various narcissists to share their frequent updates reflecting their narcissism. Their belief of saving and assisting others, make them vulnerable to the feedback of others, so their rage is as dangerous as their messiah complex. In this paper, we aim to analyse the behaviour of a narcissist when he is admired or receives negative critics. We designed a complex adaptive mental network model of the process of narcissism based on the theories of neuroscience and psychology including a Hebbian learning principal. The model was validated by analyzing Instagram data.

Published
2020
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2. Learning to Explain Anger: An Adaptive Humanoid-Agent for Cyber-Aggression

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Jabeen, Fakhra, Treur, Jan, Gerritsen, Charlotte, Baldoni, Matteo, Dastani, Mehdi, Liao, Beishui, Sakurai, Yuko, Wenkstern, Rym Zalila, Baldoni, Matteo, Dastani, Mehdi, Liao, Beishui, Sakurai, Yuko, Wenkstern, Rym Zalila, Artificial intelligence, Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence (section level), and Network Institute

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SDG 16 - Peace, Computer science, media_common.quotation_subject, Interpersonal communication, Anger, 050105 experimental psychology, 03 medical and health sciences, Cyber-aggression, 0302 clinical medicine, Negative feedback, medicine, 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences, Social media, Competence (human resources), media_common, Aggression, Computational model, 05 social sciences, SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions, Agent based modelling, Mental health, Justice and Strong Institutions, medicine.symptom, Social psychology, 030217 neurology & neurosurgery
Abstract

Social media is one of the widely used channels for interpersonal communication, to express feelings and thoughts through certain feedback. Blogs or ecommerce websites share plenty of such information, which serves as a valuable asset, and is also used to make predictions. However, negative feedback can ruin the essence of such platforms, causing frustration among peers. This paper presents a computational network model of a humanoid agent for getting inappropriate feed-backs, who learns to react with a level of competence over aggression due to feedback. Tuning and evaluation of the model is done by performing simulation experiments based on public tweets and mathematical analysis respectively. This model can serve as an input to detect and handle aggression.

Published
2019

3. Healing the next generation: an adaptive agent model for the effects of parental narcissism.

Author

Jabeen F, Gerritsen C, and Treur J

Abstract

Parents play an important role in the mental development of a child. In our previous work, we addressed how a narcissistic parent influences a child (online/offline) when (s)he is happy and admires the child. Now, we address the influence of a parent who is not so much pleased, and may curse the child for being the reason for his or her unhappiness. An abusive relationship with a parent can also cause trauma and poor mental health of the child. We also address how certain coping behaviors can help the child cope with such a situation. Therefore, the aim of the study is threefold. We present an adaptive agent model of a child, while incorporating the concept of mirroring through social contagion, the avoidance behaviors from a child, and the effects of regulation strategies to cope with stressful situations.

Published
2021
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