Table 3.

Means, standard deviations (SD) and Pearson correlation matrix of continuous variables (N = 177)

Variables	Mean (SD)	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15
Self report measures
Five factor narcissism inventory (FFNI)
FFNI 2-factor solution
(1) Grandiosity	2.25 (0.52)	.18	.88	.83	−.08	.03	.05	−.08	.35	.01	−.07	−.09	.11	.33	−.21
(2) Vulnerability	2.76 (0.70)		.49	.22	.83	.01	.06	.03	.02	.05	.06	.04	.09	−.05	.19
FFNI 3-factor solution
(3) Antagonism	2.11 (0.53)			.60	.15	.03	.06	−.15	.38	.01	−.05	−.14	.16	.23	−.10
(4) Agentic extraversion	2.62 (0.68)				.11	.05	−.02	.02	.14	−.02	−.04	.01	.00	.30	−.22
(5) Neuroticism	3.11 (0.84)					.00	.04	.06	−.18	.02	−.02	.02	−.01	−.07	.23
Implicit theories/perception of narcissistic personality
Grandiose expression
(6) Overt grandiosity	3.78 (0.55)						−.16	.14	.28	.03	.33	.25	.05	−.09	−.12
(7) Covert vulnerability	3.05 (0.56)							.31	.17	.34	.08	.00	.41	−.04	.01
Vulnerable expression
(8) Overt vulnerability	3.61 (0.55)								−.09	.08	.20	.23	.04	−.12	.13
(9) Covert grandiosity	2.69 (0.59)									.21	.02	−.14	.33	.08	−.14
Developmental antecedents of grandiosity
(10) Parental coldness	2.79 (0.59)										.21	.39	.23	.03	−.03
(11) Parental overvaluation	3.53 (0.67)											.55	.12	−.05	.04
Developmental antecedents of vulnerability
(12) Parental coldness	3.72 (0.73)												−.12	.02	−.01
(13) Parental overvaluation	2.55 (0.63)													−.07	−.01
Likability
(14) Grandiosity	2.59 (0.51)														−.03
(15) Vulnerability	2.85 (0.45)

Note. Correlations above .25, .20, .15, and .13 are significant at p < .001, p < .01, p < .05, and p < .10 (two-tailed) respectively. Correlations significant at p < .05 are printed in bold type