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As defined in the text, narcissists are ____.

As defined in the text, narcissists are ____.

a. people who regard themselves as better than others and are constantly trying to win the admiration of others
b. people who have a total disregard for ethics and morality
c. essentially the same as people with healthy levels of self-esteem
d. people who overvalue superficial qualities (e.g., physical attractiveness) and undervalue deeper qualities (e.g., loyalty)

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