US EditionThis Is What Hitler, Putin and Trump Might Have in Common According to a Study Conducted by a Researcher in Psychology.
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A battered child, a cold father, an overly loving mother... and boundless ambitions. This is the pattern that seems to be drawn from a recent study published in Frontiers in Psychology, which analyses the psychological trajectories of Adolf Hitler, Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump. Through a clinical grid, researcher Yusuf Çifci explores how certain early injuries can shape a leadership style marked by narcissism and the quest for domination. Bas…
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