Can pride be a vice and virtue at work? Associations between authentic and hubristic pride and leadership behaviors

Running Head: STATUS AND PRIDE Leading with Pride: Do Hubristic and Authentic Pride Underlie the Attainment of Dominance and Prestige?

Running Head: Further Challenges to “Authentic” / “Hubristic” Pride Further Challenges to the “Authentic” / “Hubristic” Model of Pride: Conceptual Clarifications and New Evidence

The Authentic and Hubristic Pride Scales (AHPS) are the methodological core of an influential perspective on pride. The Authentic Pride (AP) scale purportedly measures a distinct facet of pride rooted in attributing success to effort (but not ability), and related to prestige (but not dominance). The Hubristic Pride (HP) scale purportedly measures a complementary facet rooted in attributing suc...

Running head : CHALLENGES TO “ AUTHENTIC ” VS . “ HUBRISTIC PRIDE ” 1 Conceptual and Empirical Challenges to the ' Authentic ' versus ' Hubristic ' Model of Pride

An increasingly influential perspective in the study of pride holds that there are two distinct facets characterized by distinct ways of appraising the causes of achievement. “Authentic Pride” has been characterized as attributing success to one’s temporary effort, whereas “Hubristic Pride” purportedly attributes success to one’s stable, innate ability. In four studies, we present evidence agai...

The Use of Contextual Knowledge to Differentiate Hubristic and Authentic Pride from a Single Nonverbal Expression

Two studies tested whether observers could differentiate between two facets of pride— authentic and hubristic—on the basis of a single prototypical pride nonverbal expression combined with relevant contextual information. In Study 1, participants viewed targets displaying posed pride expressions in response to success, while causal attributions for the success (target’s effort vs. ability) and ...

Saleem, Shiva, and Status: Authentic and Hubristic Pride Personified in Midnight's Children

The emotion of pride has received complex and often opposing evaluations from scholars throughout history. On one hand, religious and philosophical thinkers have long decried the dangers of excessive pride, a view most famously put forth in the Biblical Proverb: "Pride goes before destruction, a haughty spirit before a fall."' This negative view of pride was widespread among early Christian thi...