Narcissistic Grandiosity and Narcissistic Vulnerability

Abstract

A review of the clinical, social/personality psychology, and psychiatric literature identifies two broad themes of narcissistic dysfunction. Narcissistic grandiosity involves maladaptive self-enhancement strategies reflecting arrogant, conceited, and domineering attitudes and behaviors. Narcissistic vulnerability involves regulatory impairments creating self, affect, and behavioral dysregulation in response to ego threats or self-enhancement failures.

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