Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Dynamics in Personal Adjustment (eating disorder). It needs to be at least 2500 words.Download file to see previous pages... A person with NPD is p

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Dynamics in Personal Adjustment (eating disorder). It needs to be at least 2500 words.

A person with NPD is probable to react in an abnormal way within a cultured society of pre-determined behavioral notions. In particular, the victim of NPD will undergo feelings of distress. This paper aims to critically assess the Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) by evaluating existing literature that has contributed in setting criterion of adjustment patterns for the purpose of treatment. In order to gain a clear view and insight to the lives of people having NPD, I would interpret my field work where I interviewed an individual who have had the experience of living with a person with Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). This will help in getting closer look at the ways which could help adjusting to the issue in general. Finally, I would reflect on the project work and the change in view that I have observed in my own perspective after this exercise. The main symptom of the NPD is an individual’s self-assessment which is superior to others. Individuals with NPD are considered to have over admiration for self. This makes him or her believe that others are not better in any way. Individuals with NPD demand likeness or admiration of people because they grow up with the feeling of being better than others. People with NPD are observed to have poor social relations with other people. It is because they like to seek attention of people. In order to seek attention, these individuals perform actions that might be called as arrogant. NPD victims are also insensitive about the feelings of others because they believe that their self-assessment of everyone else is correct and unchallengeable(Campbell and Miller). According to the Freud’s theory of personality, it becomes evident that a person is born with no basic view of personality. It is rather formed with the passage of time depending upon the cultural environment and experiences. A person who finds self to be defective in any area tries to overcome by creating a self-view. This is rather done in order to get away with the fear of being rejected and left alone. Another great contribution in the field of NPD was made by Otto Kernbery and Heinz Kohut during 1960s. According to these psychoanalysts, narcissism can basically be divided into a structure. In this way, one can easily understand various stages of NPD(Fieldsteel). The first category or stage as marked by them was normal adult narcissism in which a person becomes insensitive about feelings of others and cares about his own ego. Secondly, it is the normal infantile narcissism where one would be self-defensive for which he may undertake certain image building that can be false in real terms and finally pathological narcissism which is a more critical stage NPD as being discussed in this paper(Battan). Similarly, another contribution in the field was made in 1970s where Freud’s idea was considered as a base for diagnosis. Together with the idea of ego and pathological nature of narcissism, it was observed that NPD victims were probable to make false view about their aptitudes by rejecting their fears. In real terms, this disease was marked as a critical personality disorder in 1980s. NPD was officially recognized at that time for settling the criterion of its diagnosis(Nicholas). Other than the aforementioned core features of NPD, one need to understand the fact that NPD can only be diagnosed if such behavioral patterns are grown into an individual’s early adulthood.