No. Narcissism is a psychological term used to describe a person who is so concerned with his or her own needs and abilities that they have a hard time empathizing with others or considering their desires. An extreme form of this condition is called sociopathy.
Dogs do not function like people in this manner. They are all self-centered, all concerned with their own survival, and it not considered an unusual part, or even a flaw, in their development. Many dogs will look out for the needs of others, such as a canine companion or a human master, but this is due at least in part to their own sense of survival. Therefore a dog who protects his master, even while risking his own life, is guarding a resource, acting on his own behalf as well as his owner's. A dog who eats the food of her canine friend is also simply taking action to further her own survival; it does not make her psychologically impaired.
This is the correct spelling. Narcissists.
Narcissists who not adjusting adequately or appropriately to the environment or situation.
Some narcissists may personify their pets as an extension of themselves or to receive admiration and attention from others. They may also view their pets as objects that reflect their own status or image.
Narcissists do NOT fear abandonment - they fear being without "supply" and not in total control.
No. Narcissists can be only children, middle, large families. No correlation.
Sometimes. Narcissists want to be waited on and catered too. Run!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Narcissists will often get depressed when they lack narcississtic supply (some kind of admiration from others.)
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