Researchers have created a new way to classify arrogance on different levels across a spectrum.
The team acknowledges everyone seems to have some degree of arrogance, so in addition to the literature review, the researchers suggest a way to classify the different levels of arrogance a person could exhibit.
The team devised a system that identifies three types of arrogance:
- Individual arrogance—an inflated opinion of one’s own abilities, traits, or accomplishments compared to the truth.
- Comparative arrogance—an inflated ranking of one’s own abilities, traits, or accomplishments compared to other people.
- Antagonistic arrogance—the denigration of others based on an assumption of superiority.
Author: Eric Stann
Source: Futurity (October 22, 2019)
Subjects: Attitude, Character, Psychology | Behavior
Source: Futurity (October 22, 2019)
Subjects: Attitude, Character, Psychology | Behavior
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