Narcissism test
There are many kinds of human personalities, and a person's personality is often manifested in the person's behavior. Among the various personalities, low self-esteem and narcissism are two different and extreme personalities. People with low self-esteem and narcissistic people also have quite obvious behavior and are easy to judge. So are you a person with low self-esteem or a narcissist?
(This test is for entertainment reference only)
When you walk on the road, as soon as you see a mirror, you will take a look?
Will → 2 will not →5
When you go to coffee with your friends, you insist on paying for your own thing?
Yes→6 Not →3
Are you confident that you can have a good conversation with foreigners?
There are →8 and no →7
Do you care a lot about what others think of you?
在意→型A, 不在意→B型
How often do you go abroad?
Often→9 Often→12
To make a pattern out of three matches, which one would you choose?
The three parallel arrangers (similar to the "three" in the Chinese character) →10
The arrangement of three intersecting roots (similar to the mathematical notation is not equal) →3
When taking a group photo, you will definitely struggle to squeeze into the middle position?
Will → 8 will not →15
Do you like to talk in front of a large group of people?
Like→4 Dislike→11
If you were to compare yourself to an animal, which one would you think would be closer:
Boar→13 Little Sheep→6
Do you like the lively atmosphere of temple fairs, festivals, festivals, etc.?
Like→7 Dislike→15
Are you very adamant about the quality of your dress?
Insist on → type B Do not insist on → type C
How often do you say that your posture is elegant?
Yes→9 Not →13
What kind of food do you usually choose for lunch?
Pasta, light meals→14 Hearty set menu→10
So far, haven't had any major setbacks?
Yes→15 No→ Type D
Do you like your name so much?
Like→11 Dislike→ Type C
Type A, self-absorbed 80%
If you seem to be very satisfied with your talents and abilities, as well as your appearance, and all your external and internal conditions, you are actually a narcissist. You care too much about what the people around you think of you, and you just do what you want. It is also because you are full of self-confidence, so no matter what you do, you can give full play to your ability, which is also a good advantage; It's just that I've been holding myself high, and once I encounter a small setback with a sesame mung bean, I will be hit by a super big blow, and then I'll be very, very depressed.
Type B, self-absorbed 65%
You are the kind of person who looks at others and thinks that they are several times better than them, and that they are more capable than them. But most of your self-absorbed thoughts are thought about in your heart, and the people around you don't know about it. And, if you think about it, in the end, you still didn't show or prove your strength with actions and efforts. The downside is that you will find it very difficult to face new challenges.
Type C, self-absorbed 45%
You are a person who knows your strengths and weaknesses very well. You don't think there's a perfect person, so you're already very satisfied with yourself. But you know that your project is there, but you don't let your talents fully develop immediately, so please try to be as active as possible in the future and try to seize every opportunity.
Type D, self-absorbed 15%
Although you know that you are superior, you will never be proud or complacent. Not only that, but you often feel that there are many things that you can't do and have no ability at all, so there are many things that you don't even do before you raise the white flag. Ah! Although humility is a virtue, you don't need to be so inferior, right? You should be more confident in yourself and be more proactive. Don't think that you "won't succeed" before you do anything, that would be too fatalistic!
Layers of narcissism
Narcissism is often defined as an excessive form of self-love and self-attention, and there are varying degrees of self-concern. Here are the different degrees of narcissism:
1. Healthy narcissism: This level of narcissism is considered normal and healthy. People with healthy narcissism have a positive view of themselves, are confident and have high self-esteem, and are able to recognize their strengths and strengths while also accepting their limitations and shortcomings. They usually have a good sense of self-worth and are able to affirm themselves without demeaning others.
2. Mild narcissism: During this stage, individuals may exhibit some narcissistic traits such as self-attention, a thirst for praise, and a quest for status or privilege. They may perceive themselves as more important and valuable than others, but these thoughts do not seriously affect their social skills or empathy. People who are mildly narcissistic may occasionally appear arrogant or conceited, but they are usually able to maintain a balance between relationships and realistic self-evaluation.
3. Moderate narcissism: People with moderate narcissism may exhibit narcissistic behaviors more frequently and have exaggerated views of their appearance, abilities, or achievements. They may be overly focused on their own needs and desires, lack empathy, and expect special treatment from others. People who are moderately narcissistic may have difficulty accepting criticism and may show a tendency to manipulate or take advantage of others.
4. Severe narcissism: People with severe narcissism are often so consumed by their sense of self that they can't really care about others. They may exhibit extreme self-attention, self-aggrandizement, and a sense of self-importance, and believe that they are superior to others. People with severe narcissism may have severe egotistical, arrogant, or arrogant behaviors and may show disregard for the rights and needs of others. They may have difficulty establishing and maintaining healthy relationships and may exhibit exploitative behaviors in their interpersonal interactions.
5. Malignant narcissism (narcissistic personality disorder): This is the most extreme form of narcissism and is classified as a personality disorder. People diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder exhibit a persistent pattern of exaggerated feelings of self, craving for praise, lack of empathy, and exploitative behavior in relationships. They may be convinced that they are unique, special, and have a special purpose that only they understand. People with malignant narcissism may exhibit tendencies toward arrogance, selfishness, and lack of remorse, and may have difficulty succeeding in life and maintaining healthy relationships.
It's important to remember that most people may exhibit these traits in some way, but that doesn't tell them that they have narcissistic personality disorder. A diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder is only possible if these traits persist and cause significant negative effects on a person's life and relationships. If you think you or a loved one may be suffering from this condition, it's best to seek help from a qualified mental health professional.
