What is the psychological definition of narcissism?

• A fear of mirrors

• A belief in the power of flowers

• An inflated, grandiose self-image

• An obsession with taking selfies

What are the two forms of narcissism as a personality trait?

• Healthy and unhealthy narcissism

• Introverted and extroverted narcissism

• Grandiose and vulnerable narcissism

• Narcissistic and empathetic narcissism

Which form of narcissism is characterized by extroversion, dominance, and attention seeking?

• Empathetic narcissism

• Introverted narcissism

• Vulnerable narcissism

• Grandiose narcissism

What is the dark side of narcissism?

• Honesty and loyalty

• Selflessness and empathy

• Selfishness and unethical behavior

• Humility and modesty

What percentage of the population is affected by narcissistic personality disorder?

• More than 20%

• Approximately 10%

• Around 1%

• Around 5%

Which gender is more commonly affected by narcissistic personality disorder?

• It affects all genders equally

• Women

• Men

• Both equally

What are some traits associated with narcissistic personality disorder?

• Low self-esteem and lack of confidence

• Empathy and compassion

• Sense of entitlement and need for admiration

• Humility and selflessness

What can foster grandiose narcissism in children?

• Parents who encourage empathy and compassion

• Parents who put their child on a pedestal

• Parents who prioritize community and cooperation

• Parents who promote humility and modesty

What can contribute to vulnerable narcissism in children?

• Parents who encourage independence

• Cold and controlling parents

• Warm and nurturing parents

• Parents who prioritize community and cooperation

What has contributed to the rise of narcissism as a personality trait in the United States?

• The focus on community and cooperation

• The decrease in individuality

• The decline of social media

• The self-esteem movement and a rise in materialism