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Online trolls aim to upset, harass and even threaten people for their own amusement, but how do their personalities affect trolls? Does their personality cause their trolling behaviour? That's the focus of this fascinating personality psychology episode podcast. If you enjoy clinical psychology and personalities then you don't want to miss this one!

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Why Most Online Trolls Have Subclinical Sadism? A Clinical Psychology and Personality Psychology Podcast Episode.

Why Most Online Trolls Have Subclinical Sadism? A Clinical Psychology and Personality Psychology Podcast Episode.

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