People high in narcissism less likely to comply with COVID-19 mitigations | Penn State University

People high in narcissism less likely to comply with COVID-19 mitigations | Penn State University: A Penn State research team looked at the effects of both "grandiose" and "vulnerable" narcissism on whether people were more or less likely to wear a mask in public or get vaccinated against COVID-19 and found a person’s individual level of narcissism affects whether they are more, or less, willing to participate in these efforts.

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