Grandiose narcissists are the most familiar type, the video explains, and these people can be extroverted, dominant, and attention-seeking.
These types of narcissists will 'pursue attention and power,' often showing up among political and cultural leaders, and celebrities.
This way of viewing oneself can be nurtured by upbringing, especially in situations where parent's put their child on a pedestal.
Vulnerable narcissists are more reserved. People with this trait have a strong sense of entitlement, and easily feel threatened or demeaned by the actions of others.
Cold, controlling parents can have a hand in fostering this trait, the video explains.
Narcissistic personality disorder is a much more extreme form, and is classified as a psychological disorder.
This is more common in men, and affects just 1-2 percent of the population.
These people also feel a sense of entitlement, and seek admiration and attention, but in a way that is all-encompassing, the experts explain.
A narcissistic personality disorder can consume a person's life.
