Dream - In the realm of psychology, personality disorders are mental conditions characterized by unhealthy patterns of behavior, thoughts, and social interactions. Two of the personality disorders that often confuse many people are Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) and Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD).

HPD involves emotionally unstable and excessive attention-seeking behavior, whether that attention is positive or negative. Meanwhile, NPD involves excessive self-centeredness, a lack of empathy towards others, and a desire to be admired and recognized.

People with this personality disorder develop rapidly in terms of attention, but the main difference between the two conditions is the type of attention and the reasons for that attention. People with NPD usually seek positive attention as a way to prove their self-worth, and they tend to avoid negative attention or criticism.

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: The symptoms of HPD usually begin in early adulthood. Some of the most common behaviors include: - Theatrical and dramatic expression of emotions - Appearing uncomfortable when not receiving attention - Acting provocatively or inappropriately towards others - Using physical appearance to seek attention

Speaking vaguelyFollowing the influence of others more easilyHolding too much importance on relationshipsJust performing one or two of the following behaviors does not necessarily mean that someone definitely has HPD.

NPD also develops in early adulthood. Some of its defining behaviors include: Experiencing excessive self-importanceFeeling extreme entitlementActing arrogant or superior towards othersSeeking attention and admiration from othersFantasizing about things like success or power