Which of the following characteristics BEST describes individuals with narcissistic personality disorder?
a. impulsive behavior, frequent anger at others, and a sense of emptiness
b. overestimation of abilities, inflated self-esteem, and a sense of entitlement
c. constantly seeking attention; excessively emotional, dramatic, and shallow
d. manipulative, using others, charming, irritable, and bullying others
B
The essential features of narcissistic personality disorder are self-centeredness and inflated self-esteem, both beginning by early adulthood. Individuals with narcissistic personality disorder typically overestimate their abilities, feel superior to others, and demand admiration. They expect special treatment and have a lack of empathy toward others.
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