Ability to hurt others

, 29–30

Abuser

, 25–26

Academic achievement and social pressure

, 45

Acting out

, 36–37

Aggression

, 63–64

Alter ego

, 64–66

Anger

, 39

Anxiety

, 36–37

Arrogance

, 57

Attention

, 53–54

Balanced narcissism

, 54–55

Body shaming

, 20

Bureaucratic humiliation

, 18–19

Compassion

, 78–80

Compensation

, 36–37

Compound humiliation

, 75

Confusion

, 13–15

Continual humiliations

, 41–43

Defence mechanisms

, 35–38, 47–48

self-esteem

, 35–37

Degradation

, 9–13

Depression or anxiety

, 4

Disempowerment

, 63–64

Displacement

, 36–37

Dissociation

, 36–37

Ego

, 35–37

Elderly populations

, 11–12

Embarrassment

, 3–4

Emotional restraint

, 82

Empathy

, 57, 76–77

Emptiness feelings

, 57

Entitlement

, 58

Exclusion

, 20–21

Exhibitionism

, 58

Exploitation of others

, 57

Extremist groups

, 69–70

Extrovert narcissist

, 58–59

Feeling of injustice

, 17–19

Films and photographs

, 4–5

Future humiliations, fear of

, 19–20

Genetics and narcissism

, 52–53

Grandiosity

, 58

Harassment

, 27–29

Healthy narcissism

, 55–56

Helplessness

, 13–15

Human dignity

, 7–8, 78–80

Humiliation

activation for

, 48–50

aspects

, 8–9

on behalf of others

, 71

definitions

, 7–8

elements of

, 8, 48

features of invalidation in

, 48–49

and memory

, 32–33

revisiting cases of

, 82–106

shame and

, 8

to shame transformation

, 25

situational features of

, 48, 49

Idealization and devaluation

, 57

Intellectualization

, 36–37

Interpersonal disputes

, 77–78

Islamic State (IS)

, 64–66, 68

Mental health

, 26

Mental illness

, 63–70

#MeToo campaign

, 27–29

Narcissism

, 26, 50–51

overt vs. covert

, 58–61

symptoms

affective symptoms

, 56–57

grandiosity symptoms

, 58

interpersonal symptoms

, 57

symptoms and traits of

, 51–56

Narcissistic personality disorder

, 66–67

Neutralizing humiliations

, 77–78

toolbox for

, 108–112

Overt vs. covert narcissism

, 58–61

Pathological narcissism

, 56, 58

Personality

, 33–34

Freud’s interacting dimensions of

, 33

trait

, 50–51

Physical assault

, 15–16

Posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD)

, 32–33

Power

, 30–31

Power balance

, 31, 78–80

Powerlessness

, 13–15

Prestige, success, and brilliance, preoccupation

, 58

Projection

, 36–37

Proxy humiliation

, 31

Psychic decline

, 37–38

Psychological defence mechanisms

, 21

Psychopathology

, 4

Public exposure

, 19–20

and individual values

, 21–23

Public shaming

, 3–4

Rank of status

, 31–32

Rationalization

, 36–37

Reaction formation

, 36–37

Reactions to humiliation

, 42

elements in concept

, 48

mental illness, violence and terrorism

, 63–70

narcissism. See Narcissism

self-esteem and self-image

psychological understanding of

, 47–48

ruining

, 45–47

shame and humiliation

, 41–45

vulnerability and entitlement

, 61–63, 70

Regression

, 36–37

Religious groups

, 69–70

Repression

, 36–37

Roasting

, 31–32

Rumours and accusations

, 44

Sado-masochism

, 4–5

Sanderson’s spectrum of family of shame emotions (adapted)

, 9

Schizophrenic disorder

, 66–67

Self-blame

, 28–29

Self-centred character

, 50–51

Self-defence

, 16–17

Self-esteem

, 13, 16–17, 21, 54–55

defence mechanisms

, 35–37

effect

, 23–24

healthy

, 38–40

labile feelings of

, 56

psychological understanding

, 47–48

ruining

, 45–47

shame and humiliation

, 24–26

Self-evaluation

, 55–56

Self-identity

, 13

Self-image

, 39–40

psychological understanding

, 47–48

ruining

, 45–47

values, and self-esteem

, 34–35

Self-loving

, 50–51

Self- or other-directed violence

, 4

Self-regard

, 55–56

Sense of self and injustice

, 15–16

Shame

, 57

and humiliation

, 8, 24–26, 41–45

Shame-humiliation pairing

, 3–4

‘Slut-shaming’

, 10

‘Social attractedness’

, 5–6

Social media

, 69

Social or economic humiliation

, 107

Social pressure

, 45

Social withdrawal

, 21

So You’ve Been Publicly Shamed?

, 26

Status degradation ceremonies

, 5–6

Status rank

, 78–80

Sublimation

, 36–37

Substance abuse disorders

, 34

Suicide

, 4, 37–38

‘Swot’ blocks

, 20–21

Sympathy

, 76

Terrorism

, 63–70

Unwanted sexual harassment

, 27–28

Violation/assault

, 15–17

Violence

, 16–17, 63–70

and terrorism

, 70

Vulnerability

and entitlement

, 70

to humiliation

, 61–63