Asked by Georgia Faulkner on Apr 27, 2024

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Distinguish grandiose from vulnerable narcissism.

Grandiose Narcissism

A form of narcissism where individuals have an inflated sense of self-importance, need for admiration, and a lack of empathy, often evident through arrogant behavior.

Vulnerable Narcissism

A type of narcissism marked by fragility, sensitivity to criticism, and deep-seated insecurity.

  • Gain insight into the differential characteristics distinguishing schizotypal personality disorder from other personality disorders.
  • Tell apart different personality disorders by observing their symptomatic differences.
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Amber KefalasMay 01, 2024
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▪ The grandiose narcissist copes with difficulties in self-esteem by viewing himself as superior and unique and by engaging in grandiose fantasies.
▪ Grandiose narcissists are arrogant, entitled, manipulative, exploitative, envious, and aggressive, particularly when distressed.They may engage in criminal or violent acts toward others.
▪ A vulnerable narcissist copes with difficulties in self-esteem by engaging in grandiose fantasies to quell intense shame.
▪ Vulnerable narcissists are self-focused, hypersensitive to rejection and criticism, distrustful, and thus avoid others.
▪ What the two subtypes share in common is the personality trait of interpersonal antagonism.