New research helps identify people 'self-love'

Researchers have shown some signs of being aware of a "crazy" person.

We all know that those who are too groomed, always self-righteous, and loveliest are a typical example of their "self-love" too much. Recently, US researchers have shown signs that you are the "love yourself" through some basic manifestations.

The co-author of the study, Brad Bushman, professor of communication and psychology at Ohio State University, said: "Self-love people are not ashamed or embarrassed to reveal this to anyone."

Not only that, these people always follow the "I am first" theory. That means, in any case, they always assert their position and ego, so always want to be in a leadership position to be able to "teach" others.

But researchers also point out that self-confidence is a great advantage when it comes to attracting partners and gaining the trust of those around them . Therefore, a person who "loves himself" can absolutely become a good leader.

Professor Brad Bushman shared: "Westerners appreciate self-confidence and show themselves more than people in the East. People born in the early 1980s and 2000s are more likely to turn themselves into a more focussed However, along with that, the people who love themselves often have less sympathy and sharing with the people around. "

To prove the fact that self-love people often don't feel ashamed, experts conducted a survey of 40 questions. Accordingly, the respondents selected one of two answers: "I like to be in tune with the crowd" (non-complacent reaction) and "I like being the center of attention" (self-love reaction) .

Thereby, the experts found that those who have self-expression are always upholding themselves , "self-praising" (meaning self-respect and pride) and tend to deceive those around them without feeling embarrassed or shy.

W. Keith Campbell, a professor of psychology at Georgia State University, said: " People who have self-love often have a very obvious appearance : grooming, rhythm; Because of perfection and a tendency to idolize themselves, not only that, "beloved followers" always want to put themselves at a higher level than others, dissatisfied with whatever others do . ".

Experts say that "self-love" is quite dangerous because the person's manifestations are thought to be a sign to diagnose a personality disorder - a mental condition. And of course, pride will negatively affect the lives of people around.

The study is published in PLoS ONE Magazine.