The adult children of a client with narcissistic personality disorder meet with the therapist as part of their parent's treatment. the nurse is aware that which statement by the daughter is consistent with behavior typically associated with this personality disorder?

Narcissism is characterised by an inflated self-image which is commonly found in teenagers due to the high value they assign to talent, beauty and popularity among their peers. In this case, we're talking about an adult children who has narcissistic personality disorder so it can't be considered as a normal evolutive behavior. In a typical therapy, a professional would pay attention to certain behavior/reactions on the patient like body language and also statements typically associated to this personality disorder. The avoidance of self-criticism (not admitting mistakes), behaving childishly when things don't go their way, among others, would be common signs in this adult child.

parable of the tares

explanation:

the 4th option is the answer