Good afternoon, everyone. It's Dr. Nigro again. Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged. Thanks, as always, to all of our followers here in the United States and abroad. It's always fun doing this, and I appreciate the opportunity to interact with a lot of people and had some great people come from out of town for Neuroscivil's

over the weekend.

Continue to reach out.

If I haven't gotten back to you, I will give you my contact information.

I really appreciate the feedback and compiling a list of questions from a lot of people

to, I like doing the Q&A stuff.

So we cover kind of a really broad array of topics.

And for those you guys who follow the program, one of the, you know, one of the topics that I, besides

neuroscience testing is the personality disorders.

And they're interesting because you're dealing with the totality of a human and their whole set of beliefs and you know i've mentioned this before that

you know all of us have a personality, which is our psychological infrastructure

of how we view ourselves, how we view other people, how we view the world around us,

and the conclusions that we draw up. And sometimes in the, you know, current nomenclature that we have, we call them personality disorders.

I think, you know, personality styles is a better way to view it.

But personal disorders are definitely an area of interest that I've gotten a lot of feedback from people

as long as I've been doing the podcast.

And a lot of people have reached out this past week for a variety of reasons.

And I just don't know why, but things kind of sometimes ebb and flow and people kind of gravitate towards a specific topic, whether they're new to the program or a long-time listener.

So I wanted to go back to narcissistic personality disorder.

And it's an interesting disorder.

It's in what are called the Cluster B personality groups.

I've done a few episodes on this.

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