Why do some people always need to be right? Discussions can bring out behaviors that are difficult to understand: people who do not give their arm to twist, who seek to impose their point of view or who turn a seemingly normal conversation into a confrontation. According to psychologist Sarah Belén Olarte, behind these attitudes there may be factors related to the need for attention, identity and personal coherence.
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Why do some people always need to be right? Discussions can bring out behaviors that are difficult to understand: people who do not give their arm to twist, who seek to impose their point of view or who turn a seemingly normal conversation into a confrontation. According to psychologist Sarah Belén Olarte, behind these attitudes there may be factors related to the need for attention, identity and personal coherence.