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A narcissist fishing for compliments is an over-the-top example of people's tendency to seek affirmation for their opinions; that is, of:

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A narcissist fishing for compliments is an over-the-top example of people's tendency to seek affirmation for their opinions; that is, of:

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The behavior described in the question is an example of "confirmation bias". Confirmation bias is a psychological phenomenon where people tend to seek out, interpret, and remember information in a way that confirms their preexisting beliefs or hypotheses, while giving disproportionately less consideration to alternative possibilities.

In the context of the question, a narcissist fishing for compliments is seeking affirmation for their high opinion of themselves, which is a form of confirmation bias. They are not open to or interested in hearing differing opinions that might challenge their self-perception.

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