Psychologists take deep dive into the “Dark Triad” of personality traits to look out for in lovers — and friends.
The researchers — based at the University of Liverpool in the UK — investigated the “dissolution of romantic relationships —to discover how often undetected “narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy each predicted break-up behavior.”
The study considered how each red flag differed for long-term and short-term relationships, as well as between men and women. Being clingy ranked third, which was seen by participants as covering controlling behavior and being too jealous.Getty Images/iStockphoto Women viewed an unmotivated partner as being more of a turn-off than promiscuous in a short-term relationship, while men said being promiscuous was worse.
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