Abstract
This chapter is predicated on four fundamental axioms. The first is that self-esteem at both the global (facet) and specific (domain) levels is normally distributed in the population. Like nearly all human characteristics and traits, from creativity to conscientiousness and integrity to intelligence, there is, in the general population, a bell curve (normal) distribution with a few people with very high self-esteem and a few with very low self-esteem. Further, it has trait-like qualities, being stable over time and relatively consistent across social situations.
Keywords
Personality Disorder Protestant Work Ethic Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic Personality Inventory Narcissistic Personality Disorder
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© Adrian Furnham 2010