The individual with narcissistic personality disorder would MOST likely be described as:
a. arrogant, critical, and ruthless
b. demanding, emotional, and labile
c. disregarding the safety of self or others
d. sexually provocative and seductive
A
The individual with narcissistic personality disorder would most likely be described as arrogant, critical, and ruthless. The developmental history of persons with narcissistic personality disorder typically shows a pattern of selfless love and adoration from a significant adult. At the same time, the child experiences an ever-present threat to criticism for not being perfect. The individual appears arrogant, conceited, insensitive, and ruthless.
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