Selective Compassion

Humans tend to sympathize selectively, not universally. Bias is usually about one's own identity, so people tend to have "compassion" and "understanding" for those who are more like themselves and those they like, but only have negative judgment and self-righteousness toward those who they view as "other", not like themselves, and those they feel resentment or envy toward.

This selective compassion is common for humans, but many are capable of maturing past this developmental block. Those who have Narcissism can not, because they are unable to admit that they have any "flaws", and they believe that their biases and prejudices are "correct".
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