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'''Entitlement''' is a concept in [[psychology]] and [[sociology]] that refers to an individual's belief that they are inherently deserving of certain privileges or special treatment. This belief can be based on various factors, such as social status, achievements, or personal qualities.

== Overview ==

Entitlement can manifest in various ways and can have both positive and negative implications. On one hand, a sense of entitlement can motivate individuals to strive for success and assert their rights. On the other hand, excessive entitlement can lead to unrealistic expectations, dissatisfaction, and conflict in interpersonal relationships.

== Psychological Perspectives ==

From a [[psychological]] perspective, entitlement is often associated with [[narcissistic personality disorder]]. Individuals with this disorder tend to have an inflated sense of self-importance and a deep need for excessive attention and admiration. They may also lack empathy for others and have difficulty maintaining healthy relationships.

== Sociological Perspectives ==

From a [[sociological]] perspective, entitlement is often linked to social inequality. Individuals or groups who hold power and privilege in society may feel entitled to certain benefits and advantages, often at the expense of others. This can contribute to social tension and conflict.

== See Also ==

* [[Narcissistic personality disorder]]
* [[Social inequality]]
* [[Privilege (social inequality)]]

== References ==

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