Are You Paranoid or Just Hypervigilant?

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  • Опубликовано: 24 дек 2024

Комментарии • 23

  • @ElOmarco
    @ElOmarco Год назад +24

    Less than a minute in and I'm already laughing out loud. Thank you. Good morning.

  • @joanmoloney8188
    @joanmoloney8188 Год назад +10

    love your massive brain.never stop educating with your super style. thank you Mr Sam and stay like you are.forever.💐🐝

  • @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382
    @dextermorganbloodspattersp6382 Год назад +14

    Hypervigilant Diagnosis many
    years back , and I agree totally with it
    PTSD came with it.
    Vigaellance or Vigilantism I struggle with, not trying to police the Walking free Child and/ or Elder Abusers I see .
    Dexter is my Hero in a world Full of potentially evil people.
    Always fight the Good Fight
    Narcs are Not that Good fight . They're beyond Redemption

  • @zpspiegel
    @zpspiegel Год назад +3

    Thank you, professor Sam Vaknin♥️

  • @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya
    @NastazyaPhylipovnaTchornaya Год назад +11

    Both. (Mostly hypervigilant, you can tell the difference because it's exhausting. Neither borderline nor NPD, severe conjugal violence with someone who wouldn't give up despite prison and getting kicked out of the country. )
    Edit: Not a conspiracist, too smart for that:)

  • @maximocozzetti900
    @maximocozzetti900 Год назад +1

    Im always hypervigilant with her but lately im noticing (not sure) that I get some episodes of paranoia/paranoid ideation.
    Right now im in one of those and these days if I hear a sound thats constant like a running fan (I year the sound and its like my brain gives it automatically a meaning, could be someone speaking on a radio with the fan noise in background, if I focus and notice that is the fan it usually get silenced)
    Another thing im noticing is that when seeing things on my sides the first 0.20 secconds I see a form that its like not dangerous but alarming enough to react sometimes and get scared.
    Sorry for the english.

    • @maximocozzetti900
      @maximocozzetti900 Год назад +1

      Also im noticing that I increased a lot my OCD must do patterns. Before it was with some numbers or scenario but now goes like eating a cookie and having to eat another one to eat 2 or take sips a counted number of times when drinking

  • @TiNa-kk6tu
    @TiNa-kk6tu Год назад +4

    You are so sweet Sem..😊😊

  • @Snorli77
    @Snorli77 Год назад +6

    Sam, do patients with OCD present with paranoia or hypervigilance? Great video!

    • @samvaknin
      @samvaknin  Год назад +15

      Some do, some don't. It is not a clinical feature of OCD.

    • @Snorli77
      @Snorli77 Год назад +3

      Thank You!!@@samvaknin

    • @Snorli77
      @Snorli77 Год назад +2

      i would also like to ask if people with ADHD have some narcissistic tendencies? (i myself have ADHD and other anxiety disorder such as OCD) can severe OCD lead to psychosis?@@samvaknin

  • @EmilijanGjoka
    @EmilijanGjoka 7 месяцев назад +1

    9:45~ perfectly explained

  • @maskedman2210
    @maskedman2210 Год назад +11

    I remember during my intro to psychology class, there was a person who didn't think there was a difference between being paranoid for no reason and being paranoid for a good reason.
    Which I pointed out there was a huge difference between somebody with paranoid behaviors for no reason at all and somebody who owed 50 grand to a loan shark and blew the money on strippers and cocaine. The latter obviously has a VERY good reason to be paranoid!

  • @Andrei-z4x
    @Andrei-z4x 7 месяцев назад +1

    Very good video

  • @Francisqolito
    @Francisqolito Год назад +1

    could we then say that the paranoid narcissist is someone with dysfunctional abductive reasoning?

  • @lauraluca8378
    @lauraluca8378 Год назад +5

    And when is true? When someone try to steal your child? In narcisistic political system ? When you go with proves to court? And take your kid back ,but no one is guilty? .and you can 't do nothing ,just be glad that you have the kid home safe.

    • @Najmille
      @Najmille Год назад +5

      Well I think you would be hyperviligant and suffer from potential PTSD because that sounds traumatic

    • @marinagoode3478
      @marinagoode3478 Год назад +2

      Got that badge too

  • @terrijones1167
    @terrijones1167 Год назад +2

    I like the idea that you could be putting ideas into my head that will blossom later❤thank you Dr Vaknin.

  • @pberPSR
    @pberPSR Год назад +2

    dont focus on epistemology, focus on ontology. 22:27
    from chatgpt:
    Epistemology deals with the study of knowledge, focusing on questions related to belief, justification, and the nature of knowledge itself. It explores how we know what we know and the methods of acquiring knowledge.
    On the other hand, ontology is the branch of philosophy that examines the nature of existence or being. It deals with questions about what entities exist, what their nature is, and how they relate to each other. Ontology is concerned with the fundamental categories of reality and the nature of existence.