Compensatory Narcissistic Personality Type

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	==Likes==		==Likes==
-		+	admiration,
-		+	recognition,
-		+	approval,
-		+	attention,
		+	perfection,
		+	always being at one's best,
		+	identity,
		+	image,
		+	status,
		+	prestige,
		+	success,
		+	triumph,
		+	greatness,
		+	genius,
		+	stardom,
		+	fame,
		+	glory,
		+	wealth,
		+	inventiveness,
		+	cleverness,
		+	mockery,
		+	innovativeness,
		+	imagination,
		+	intellectualism,
		+	romanticism,
		+	stylishness,
		+	independence,
		+	being one-up,
		+	trust,
		+	autonomy,
		+	initiative,
		+	industry,
		+	intimacy,
		+	generativity,
		+	high hopes,
		+	high expectations
	==Dislikes==		==Dislikes==

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Contents 1 Inventive 2 Character Strengths and Virtues 3 Traits or Behaviors 4 Likes 5 Dislikes 6 Noteworthy Examples 7 References

Inventive

Definition:

Synonyms:

Analogous:

Character Strengths and Virtues

1. Originality, Artistry, Culture, Inquisitiveness, Boldness, Spontaneity, Creativity, Humorousness, Wittiness.
2. Refinement, Idealism.
3. Cheerfulness, Confidence, Self-Esteem, Hope, Joyfulness, Sociability, Tactfulness.
4. Discipline, Earnestness.
5. Diligence, Industriousness, Energy, Attentiveness, Persistence, Perseverance, Purposefulness, Enthusiasm.
6. Judiciousness, Alertness, Rationality, Intelligence, Resourcefulness.
7. Firmness, Tenacity, Independence.
8. Tidiness, Cleanness, Orderliness, Meticulousness.
9. Courtesy, politeness, Equitableness.
10. Generosity, Liberality

Traits or Behaviors

Likes

admiration, recognition, approval, attention, perfection, always being at one's best, identity, image, status, prestige, success, triumph, greatness, genius, stardom, fame, glory, wealth, inventiveness, cleverness, mockery, innovativeness, imagination, intellectualism, romanticism, stylishness, independence, being one-up, trust, autonomy, initiative, industry, intimacy, generativity, high hopes, high expectations

Dislikes

Noteworthy Examples

References

John M. Oldham and Lois B. Morris (1995). The New Personality Self-Portrait: Why You Think, Work, Love and Act the Way You Do. New York: Bantam.

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