India, Feb. 21 -- Grandiose narcissists see themselves as superior, crave admiration, and expect special treatment. We've all encountered them, the colleague who dominates every conversation or the friend who sulks when they're not the centre of attention. However, according to a recent study, their self-absorbed behaviour might be pushing people away rather than drawing them in. (Also read: Want to keep your muscles strong as you get older? A daily bowl of grapes could work wonders )

A study from the University of Basel in Switzerland suggests that narcissists, despite believing they deserve the spotlight, are actually more likely to be left out socially. Researchers found that individuals with grandiose narcissistic traits not only fee...