frontal cortex is the person who has to be center of attention.
frontal cortex is the person who has to be center of attention.
person who has to be center of attention?
frontal cortex
in a legal psychiatric personality survey, it was determined that hansen suffered from a histrionic personality disorder. when you suffer from a histrionic personality disorder - what was previously called a 'hysterical neurosis' - you have a pressing urge to be at the heart of dramatic events. many manipulate, both with their feelings and sexuality, for the purpose of obtaining recognition from others. a person suffering from this disorder is capable of going to extreme lengths for positive attention. all this and violent self-absorption, which includes narcissism, often makes the person conduct acts towards others so they can be in the center of attention.
christina aistrup hansen
planned ignoring is a strategy where a person gives no outward sign of recognizing a behavior, such as no eye contact, no verbal response and no physical response to the person seeking attention. the desired consequence of attention-seeking behavior is receiving attention in some form (positive or negative) from another person; when attention-seeking behavior no longer attracts attention, it may eventually cease.









































section::::further reading.









































bullet::::- gewirtz, jacob l "three determinants of attention-seeking in young children" (1956)









































bullet::::- gewirtz, jacob l "a factor analysis of some attention-seeking behaviors of young children" child development (1956)
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