Not necessarily. People who think highly of themselves may also have a tendency to look down on others or feel superior. It depends on the individual's level of self-awareness and empathy.
Some people may think they are smart due to a combination of confidence, knowledge, and past successes. Others may have a natural inclination to compare themselves to others and perceive themselves as more intelligent. Additionally, social factors such as validation from others or cultural beliefs about intelligence can also play a role in shaping individuals' perceptions of their own intelligence.
People may be afraid to be themselves due to fear of rejection, judgment, or not fitting in with societal expectations. Society's emphasis on conformity and the fear of being vulnerable can also contribute to individuals feeling hesitant to show their true selves.
People may want their stories published in newspapers or magazines to share knowledge, inspire others, or raise awareness about important issues. It's not necessarily about thinking of themselves as special, but more about wanting to make a positive impact or have their voice heard on a larger platform.
This is known as the Third-person effect, a phenomenon where individuals believe that media messages have a greater influence on others than on themselves.
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Narcissists
Why do the people of Congo not think of themselves as one nation
yes, this is called bulimia. i think anyway but i do know they can. :L
The people were protesting some corrupt practices in the Catholic Church.
I think that person would be called a JERK.
Themselves.
I think people creates themselves, because they have their chioces to be how they want...
Most people consider it an insult to be called a Nazi. However, some think it a compliment, and some call themselves Nazis.
A group of people who think of themselves as one and act in history as a unit are typically referred to as a collective, community, or society. They share common goals, values, and beliefs that unite them and drive their actions.
Encouraged people to think for themselves and take personal responsibility
Not necessarily. People who think highly of themselves may also have a tendency to look down on others or feel superior. It depends on the individual's level of self-awareness and empathy.