Narcissism Quiz

What is the psychological definition of narcissism?

• A strong sense of empathy

• A love for flowers

• A fear of mirrors

• An inflated, grandiose self-image

How many forms of narcissism as a personality trait are recognized by psychologists?

• One

• Two

• Three

• Four

What are the characteristics of grandiose narcissism?

• Reserved, quiet, and easily threatened

• Extroversion, dominance, and attention seeking

• Introversion, shyness, and humility

• Empathy, kindness, and humility

What is the more extreme form of narcissism as a personality trait?

• Vulnerable narcissism

• Introverted narcissism

• Narcissistic personality disorder

• Grandiose narcissism

What are the traits associated with narcissistic personality disorder?

• Low self-esteem, shyness, and humility

• Extroversion, dominance, and attention seeking

• Introversion, kindness, and empathy

• Grandiose view of oneself, problems with empathy, a sense of entitlement, and a need for admiration or attention

What causes narcissism according to twin studies?

• Strong genetic component

• Peer pressure

• Environmental factors only

• Parental influence only

What can foster grandiose narcissism according to the text?

• Warm, supportive parents

• Parents who put their child on a pedestal

• Parents who ignore their child

• Parents who encourage humility

In which culture is narcissism higher according to the text?

• Collectivist cultures

• Traditional cultures

• Cultures that value individuality and self-promotion

• Cultures that value humility

What has multiplied the possibilities for self-promotion according to the text?

• Newspapers

• Social media

• Radio

• Television

What can be helpful for narcissists to improve their negative traits according to the text?

• Avoiding self-reflection

• Practicing compassion towards others

• Seeking attention and admiration

• Pursuing power and status