Why Some People Act Like Know-It-Alls
Dr. Albert E. Wiggum discusses why some individuals display a know-it-all attitude. He cites Henry Foster Adams work noting many judgments reveal the braggart’s stupidity and insecurity drives boasting. He adds how grandmotherly dominance shapes how mothers parent and how children respond, often prompting strict behavior to please Grandma.
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