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The narcissistic character is defined as having all of the following
characteristics: a. an inflated sense of self-importance. b. fantasies
of unlimited success. c. a need to be looked at and admired.
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False  

 
In the adult, health means, among other things, recognizing that
although you are not perfect, you are still worthy of love.
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False  

 
A narcissist attempts to define his/her childrens’ reality.
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False  

 
In a home where the narcissistic parent was sadistic, and his/her child
was the victim, the child may emulate the sadistic role.
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False  

 
The child part of the adult mind refuses to surrender the wish to win
the love of the internalized narcissistic parent.
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False  

 
When the parent is a narcissist, most of the child’s natural behaviors
are met with approval.
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False  

 
In the chapter concerning John, the only moment of tenderness he
recalled from his father, occurred after he (John) was significantly beaten.
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False  

 
Early experience with a narcissistic parent, particularly one of the
opposite sex, can lead to choosing similar types to love. For example,
if a parent forgot appointments and holidays, the child – as an adult –
chooses a partner with similar types of forgetful behavior.
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False  

 
In the chapter concerning Delores, there was an obvious connection (in
Delores’s mind) between her relationships with violent men and her past
with a violent father.
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False  

 
A child of a narcissistic parent presumes the parent’s intentions are good.
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False  

 
A child of a narcissistic parent develops a powerful negative introject.
This means that the child develops an inner representation of the
rejection parent.
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False  

 
Even for the child of a narcissist, love is never in short supply.
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False  

 
In the chapter concerning Victoria, it states that the center of her
existence was food.
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False  

 
In the chapter concerning Nick, the author states that Nick has no
respect for any friendships.
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False  

 
Nick’s overall apathy and numbness have been converted into depression.
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False  

 
A child of a narcissist is frequently wed to the notion that he or she
must be right and the other wrong.
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False  

 
The true narcissist lives in grandiose isolation and manipulates rather
than experience his/her dependency on other people.
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False  

 
Children of narcissists are subjected to parental abuse that they come
to associate with hate.
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False  

 
In the chapter regarding Marie, it is stated that her overweight
protects her from having an experience of what life could offer if she
were to accept herself.
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False  

 
No children of narcissists act as badly as their parents say they do.
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False  

 
Addiction is a common response to being the child of a narcissist.
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False  

 
Sometimes certain experiences are needed to show children of
narcissistic parents what they (the children) lack. Travel is
outstanding because it teaches about how people can live in
non-narcissistic ways.
True  
False  

 
Children of narcissistic parents become themselves by emerging from
their parents’ need for them (the children) to be a certain way –
resulting in developing a point of view independent of the one held by
their parents.
True  
False