The Case of John and Sarah.  John is a classic dependent personality. He tolerates everything his boss, mother, or  wife demands. He considers himself a weak and generally incompetent man.  Frightened of offending anyone, he keeps any opinions he might have to himself. Sarah  is a classic narcissistic personality. She sees herself as the hottest real estate agent in  the business and complains bitterly about the poor performance of others. Secretly, she  worries that others will not value her, so she puts herself in a good light as much as she  can. Speculate on the answers to these questions:    Who disciplines the children and how?  Why do they stay married?

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