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Narcissistic Traits: Prevalence, Healthy Levels, and Disorder Threshold
Narcissistic qualities are common; a small degree is necessary for self-esteem and social functioning. However, narcissistic personality disorder is diagnosed only when traits are extreme and cause significant impairment in life and relationships. The key distinction is the degree of manifestation and resulting dysfunction.
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