Getting to Know Eight Traits of Narcissistic
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Jakarta – Narcissistic refers to a personality trait or characteristic narcissism. Narcissism is one of the personality characteristics that is often of concern in psychology and social interaction. Narcissistic people tend to have high levels of self-confidence, a drive to be recognized, and excessive self-focus.
However, excessive narcissism can be problematic, both for the individual concerned and for those around them.
Here are some characteristics of narcissistic people:Â
1. Excessive Self-Confidence
One of the main characteristics of narcissistic people is having very high self-confidence. They tend to feel that they are better than others and often express a very positive self-view. They often feel that they deserve special treatment and special recognition.
2. Need for Recognition and Attention
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Narcissistic people are often very hungry for recognition and attention from others. They want to be the center of attention in any situation and often look for ways to gain recognition, whether it is through achievements, physical appearance, or other means.
3. Lack of Empathy
Empathy is the ability to feel and understand the feelings of others. Narcissistic people tend to lack empathy. They find it difficult to understand the feelings of others and often do not pay attention to the feelings or needs of others.
4. Feeling Special and Entitled
Narcissistic people often feel that they have special rights or privileges that are not shared by others. They can feel that social rules and norms do not apply to them, and they are entitled to do whatever they want.
5. Feeling Vulnerable to Criticism
Despite having high self-confidence, narcissistic people are often very vulnerable to criticism. They find it difficult to accept criticism and often react angrily or defensively when questioned or criticized.
6. Manipulate and Utilize Others
Narcissistic people often use others to achieve their goals. They may manipulate or take advantage of others emotionally or financially for personal gain.
