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What is narcissistic personality disorder and why does one become so?
Q. Would like to know specificially if these individuals are born narcissitic or whether it's a defense of some sort?
Asked by Stephanie C - Fri Jun 8 01:33:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Narcissistic PD is when individuals put others down in order to feel good about themselves --- so yes, it is a defense. They believe they are defective and in order to preserve their self-worth, they become narcissistic --- so they may blame others around or the world in order to defend themselves from what they actually think about themselves in that something is wrong with them. Also, it's usually because they have been treated as being very special as youngsters which is why they can't harbour the thought that they may not be so perfect after all. Hope this helps... Additionlly, if you want to understand the diagnostic criteria, I'd suggest looking up the DSM-IV-TR in the library. Good luck!
Answered by Psych_gal - Fri Jun 8 01:39:18 2007
Q. Would like to know specificially if these individuals are born narcissitic or whether it's a defense of some sort?
Asked by Stephanie C - Fri Jun 8 01:33:04 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Narcissistic PD is when individuals put others down in order to feel good about themselves --- so yes, it is a defense. They believe they are defective and in order to preserve their self-worth, they become narcissistic --- so they may blame others around or the world in order to defend themselves from what they actually think about themselves in that something is wrong with them. Also, it's usually because they have been treated as being very special as youngsters which is why they can't harbour the thought that they may not be so perfect after all. Hope this helps... Additionlly, if you want to understand the diagnostic criteria, I'd suggest looking up the DSM-IV-TR in the library. Good luck!
Answered by Psych_gal - Fri Jun 8 01:39:18 2007
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