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Sadism is Linked to Greater Habituation to Schadenfreude
People sometimes enjoy being passive spectators to others’ pain (i.e., schadenfreude). Yet, sadistic individuals actively inflict such pain themselves for the pleasure it brings. What differentiates those who passively versus actively enjoy others’ suffering? In individuals predisposed to enjoying o
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