Understanding Communal Narcissism: Self-Importance Within Select Groups
Communal Narcissist
- A communal narcissist believes that they are special, admired and more deserving than others, but this sense of superiority is largely reserved for a small group.
- Beyond this group of people, the communal narcissist lacks any sense of empathy or feeling towards others, and may behave sociopathically.
- Typically found in positions of leadership, communal narcissists maintain their high self-regard by devaluing and undermining those outside their group.
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