>anxious people tend to be immoral in their behaviors at work I'm not claiming that >My personal intuition is that "grandiose" and "anxious" people are quite

>anxious people tend to be immoral in their behaviors at work I'm not claiming that >My personal intuition is that "grandiose" and "anxious" people are quite distinct groups with very distinct behaviors This is correct. But I was trying to refer to the link between grandiosity and depression when anxiety is the underlying cause (which I really didn't need to bring up in the original comment, don't know why I wrote that). I mainly had this book in mind when I was typing my comment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Miller_(psychologist)#The_Drama_of_the_Gifted_Child_(Das_Drama_des_begabten_Kindes,_1979) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alice_Miller_(psychologist)#Th... which was I guess the first book to link grandiosity and depression if you want to look into that.