Narcissistic Children with Unrealistically High Self-Esteem Because of Overly Tolerant

question 85

Multiple Choice

Narcissistic children with unrealistically high self-esteem because of overly tolerant, indulgent parenting

• A) tend to be oblivious to what peers and others think of them.
• B) rarely display any forms of meanness or aggression.
• C) tend to lash out at peers who express disapproval.
• D) are vulnerable to temporary, sharp peaks in self-esteem when their overblown self-images are challenged.

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Definitions:

Receptive Language

Language that one can understand.

Productive Language

The aspect of language capability that involves producing words, phrases, and sentences to express thoughts and communicate.

Holophrasing

The use of a single word by a child to express a complex idea or sentence, a common stage in language development.

Babbling

A stage in child language acquisition, during which the child spontaneously utters meaningless sounds, often comprising syllables repeated in patterns similar to speech.