Understanding Narcissism

The video explores narcissism as a personality disorder, detailing its traits: grandiosity, entitlement, and lack of empathy. It discusses the continuum of narcissism from mild to severe, highlighting its impact on behavior. The video also examines narcissistic traits in leaders and U.S. presidents, illustrating how these traits manifest in public figures.

Which of the following is NOT a classic trait of narcissism?

• Lack of empathy

• Entitlement

• Empathy

• Grandiosity

What percentage of the population is estimated to have Narcissistic Personality Disorder?

• 1-3%

• 5-7%

• 10-15%

• 20-25%

How can narcissism be beneficial according to the transcript?

• It always leads to destructive behavior.

• It is only harmful.

• It can be a source of creativity.

• It prevents empathy.

Which famous individual was described as a 'brilliantly creative narcissist'?

• Steve Jobs

• Martin Luther King

• Bill Clinton

• Mahatma Gandhi

Who was considered the most narcissistic U.S. president according to the transcript?

• Chester A. Arthur

• JFK

• LBJ

• Ronald Reagan

Which president was known for his 'lethal charisma'?

• Ronald Reagan

• Bill Clinton

• Barack Obama

• Richard Nixon

Which president was described as the least narcissistic?

• Lyndon Johnson

• Franklin Roosevelt

• Barack Obama

• Calvin Coolidge

What was a notable trait of Ronald Reagan's narcissism?

• He was uncomfortable in public.

• He was known for his humility.

• He enjoyed being around people.

• He avoided attention.

What belief is considered a threshold requirement for running for president?

• Being popular among the public

• Having a unique policy agenda

• Having a strong political background

• Believing you are the best qualified for the job

What did Al Gore suggest about people who run for president?

• They believe they are the best for the job.

• They are always the most qualified.

• They are motivated by public service.

• They seek fame and fortune.