A person constantly strives to be the center of attention, yet the ideas the person so eloquently expresses are usually shallow and changeable. If this person were diagnosed with a personality disorder, it MOST likely would be:

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The person's behavior of constantly striving to be the center of attention and expressing shallow ideas are characteristic of histrionic personality disorder. This disorder is characterized by excessive emotionality and attention-seeking behavior. The person with this disorder may engage in dramatic behavior to draw attention to themselves, and their emotions may be rapidly shifting and exaggerated.

A Person Constantly Strives to Be the Center of Attention