Question

Which of the following is true about narcissists? A. They go out of their way to be helpful to colleagues. B. They have an inferiority complex about themselves. C. They are more likely to emerge as leaders. D. They do not require admiration or importance of people. E. They are meek, timid, and shy in nature.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. They are more likely to emerge as leaders.

Explanation:

A narcissist is an individual who has inflated sense of importance, it is a personality disorder in which an individual shows an excessive interest in or admiration of him/herself and his/her physical appearance.

Narcissists are more likely to emerge as leaders.

Answer 2

Answer:

C) They are more likely to emerge as leaders.

Explanation:

Narcissism is the acquisition of the enjoyment of one's idealized self-image and qualities through envy or egotistic admiration. It is an excessive interest in or appreciation for one's own physical appearance and personality.

Narcissists admires themselves and feels on top of the world.

They exhibit strong leadership skills and qualities.

Narcissism is characterized by an exaggerated self-image and addiction to fantasy, by an uncommon coolness and composure that is only shaken when narcissistic trust is under threat.