A Know-It-All person is someone who consistently asserts their knowledge in conversations, often without being asked, and tends to dominate discussions with unsolicited advice or corrections. This behavior can stem from a desire to appear intelligent or superior, but it often leads to strained relationships and frustration among peers. The Know-It-All frequently interrupts others, offers opinions on every topic, and can be dismissive of differing viewpoints, creating an environment where others feel undervalued and unheard.

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