Before revision: Heinz Kohut contended that "the baby’s core is likely to contain a self-centred , grandiose-exhibitionist part", and that "tantrums at being frustrated thus represent narcissistic rages" at the blow to the inflated self-image.
After revision: Heinz Kohut contended that "the baby’s core is likely to contain a self-centered , grandiose-exhibitionist part", and that "tantrums at being frustrated thus represent narcissistic rages" at the blow to the inflated self-image.