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How is narcissism related to Attention Deficit Disorder?

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They are related only in the sense that either can inhibit social interactions.

Narcissism is defined as "vanity" or "egotism", which is considered a character flaw. ADD or ADHD is a neurological disorder that causes inattention, lack of concentration, and/or hyperactivity, especially in children.

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