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[[File:Karpman Drama Triangle Explained ChatGPT Image May 19, 2025, 09 13 47 AM.png|thumb|right|500px|The Karpman Drama Triangle explained visually]] | |||
The Karpman Drama Triangle is a psychological and social model that maps three dysfunctional roles people often take in conflict: | The Karpman Drama Triangle is a psychological and social model that maps three dysfunctional roles people often take in conflict: | ||
*Victim – feels oppressed, helpless, or powerless | * '''Victim''' – feels oppressed, helpless, or powerless | ||
* '''Persecutor''' – blames, criticizes, or controls | |||
*Persecutor – blames, criticizes, or controls | * '''Rescuer''' – tries to save or fix others, often without being asked | ||
*Rescuer – tries to save or fix others, often without being asked | |||
These roles can shift dynamically and trap people in unproductive patterns of interaction. | These roles can shift dynamically and trap people in unproductive patterns of interaction. | ||
Interesting reel from Arielle Scarcella: ''Common Sense Queen'' | |||
Interesting reel from Arielle Scarcella : Common Sense Queen | |||
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Revision as of 2025-05-19T16:23:38
The Karpman Drama Triangle is a psychological and social model that maps three dysfunctional roles people often take in conflict:
- Victim – feels oppressed, helpless, or powerless
- Persecutor – blames, criticizes, or controls
- Rescuer – tries to save or fix others, often without being asked
These roles can shift dynamically and trap people in unproductive patterns of interaction.
Interesting reel from Arielle Scarcella: Common Sense Queen
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