Which of the following scenarios best exemplifies the narcissistic paradox?
A. Simone appears low in self-esteem but is sure of her worth as a fashion consultant.
B. Kevin has a high self-esteem but gets annoyed of constant praises from his friends.
C. Keith has a grandiose sense of self-importance but can still handle criticism very well.
D. Sheila appears to be a confident manager but needs constant praise from her team members.
Answer: D
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