“…According to Paulhus and Williams (2002) , the dark side of personality is composed of three dimensions (Dark Triad): Machiavellianism (e.g., cynical vision of human nature, interpersonal manipulation skills), and subclinical variations of psychopathy (e.g., emotional coldness, reckless, thrill-seekers), and narcissism (e.g., exhibitionism, grandiose and unrealistic sense of self, entitlement). More recently, some researchers ( Chabrol, Van Leeuwen, Rodgers, & Séjourné, 2009 ; Hyatt, Maples-Keller, Sleep, Lynam, & Miller, 2019 ) argued that sadism (e.g., enjoy watching or making someone suffer; Monteiro et al, 2020 ) and spitefulness (e.g., harm other people even if you may harm yourself; Marcus, Zeigler-Hill, Mercer, & Norris, 2014 ) are important variables that describe aspects of the dark side of personality which the Dark Triad does not cover. Those five dimensions can be called the Dark Pentad of personality.…”