Narcissism Checklist Instructions:
This assessment contains 60 questions that will help you reflect on the traits and behaviors of someone you believe is a narcissist or has NPD (narcissist personality disorder). As you read each question, think about the person you have in mind. Check the box that reflects the individual's general tendencies in that area. It's often helpful to listen to your instinctive response; try not to overthink. At the end, the total score will reveal the degree of narcissistic traits you see in the person and help set the stage for healthier awareness and empowered responses on your part. The results do not diagnose or rule out NPD. Although times vary depending on personal factors, this survey takes approximately 15 minutes to complete.

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Which of the below best describes the individual you have in mind?

As you review each item, ask yourself:

Does the person I think may be a narcissist tend to . . .

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Q1 - want to be treated like everyone else?

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Q2 - have difficulty trusting the right people while sometimes trusting the wrong ones?

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Q3 - devalue others when they are feeling irritated or unsatisfied?

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Q4 - show little interest in having power or influence over others?

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Q5 - be overly self-confident or exceedingly proud?

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Q6 - easily accept feedback especially when it's well-intentioned?

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Q7 - care about and consider other people's needs and goals?

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Q8 - take pride in being able to talk their way out of difficult situations?

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Q9 - get angry quickly and have outsized emotional responses?

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Q10 - avoid being the center of attention or getting conspicuous recognition?

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Q11 - lack interest in forming deep, emotional connections with others?

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Q12 - feel they are more capable or skilled than others?

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Q13 - cultivate conversations in areas that highlight others' interests or expertise?

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Q14 - rely on being seen as an authority figure in their areas of expertise?

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Q15 - take care to give others the same level of care, attention, or respect they expect to receive?

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