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As many other people said previously, there were a bunch of questions where I chose "neutral" because the questions are too "black & white", knowing that the way I would react depends on many factors.
This is funny! I asked almost the same question yesterday to shed some light on a matter, because my daughter has flagged another girl at school who has been behaving badly since the day she set foot in that school last fall, and her bad behavior seems to be escalating.
Here is what I got (note that this was asked in French to GPT, then translated to English in Google):
The behaviors you describe may be related to various personality disorders or behavioral problems. Here is a detailed explanation for each of the points you mentioned:
Behaviors of a Narcissist and Identification in Children
A narcissistic abuser (NA) is someone who manipulates, controls, and demeans others to assert their dominance. This disorder is generally associated with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) and can only be officially diagnosed in adulthood. However, certain behaviors in children may indicate a risk of developing narcissistic traits:
Typical behaviors of an adult narcissistic abuser:
• Manipulation and lying to get what they want.
• Lack of empathy: They don't feel or fake the emotions of others.
• Constant need for attention and admiration.
• Devaluation of others to feel superior.
• Hiding their true colors: They play a different role depending on the person. • Enjoys controlling and creating conflict.
Signs in children:
• Difficulty admitting fault and tendency to blame others.
• Emotional manipulation: Cries or plays the victim to avoid consequences.
• Lack of empathy for friends or animals.
• Dominant behavior: Always wants to impose his will.
• Frequent lying even when it's not necessary.
Developing narcissistic or antisocial traits:
o The child enjoys being the center of attention.
o They manipulate others' emotions to achieve their goals.
o They pretend to be a victim when confronted with their actions.
⚠ In all cases, if a child exhibits these behaviors excessively and persistently, psychological care is recommended to prevent worsening in adolescence and adulthood.
⚠ Note: A child can exhibit some of these traits without becoming a narcissist. Education, environment and supervision play a key role in its development.