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According to the passage, in psychoanalysis, narcissism ----.
Narcissism is a Freudian term, drawn from the
Greek myth of Narcissus, indicating an exclusive
self-absorption. In psychoanalysis, narcissism is
considered a normal stage in the development of
children. It is known as secondary narcissism when
it occurs after puberty, and is said to indicate a
libidinal energy directed exclusively toward oneself.
A degree of narcissism is considered normal, where
an individual has a healthy self-regard and realistic
aspirations. The condition becomes dangerous as a
personality disorder, when it significantly impairs
social functioning. An individual with narcissistic
personality disorder feels himself unique. He is often
excessively occupied with fantasies about his own
attributes and potential for success, and usually
depends upon others for reinforcement of his selfimage.
A narcissist has difficulties maintaining
healthy relationships, stemming largely from a lack
of empathy and a wish for taking advantage of
others to fulfil his own needs. It is often found in
combination with antisocial personality.