World News‘Selfitis’—the Obsessive Need to Take Selfies—is a Genuine Mental Condition, Experts Say.SavePrintTourists take a selfie photograph on a mobile phone under Christmas lights on Oxford Street, in central London on Dec. 5, 2017. Justin Tallis/AFP/Getty ImagesJanita KanWriter12/15/2017|Updated: 12/15/2017“Selfitis” or the obsessive taking of selfies could actually be a genuine mental disorder, according to a recent study.Psychologists have now developed a test to which people can take to see where they fit in the Selfitis Behavior Scale. (Scroll down below to see quiz)We had a problem loading this article. Please enable javascript or use a different browser. If the issue persists, please visit our help center.Share this articleLeave a commentJanita KanWriterJanita Kan is a former reporter for The Epoch Times.Author’s Selected ArticlesTed Cruz Wins Challenge Against FEC Over Campaign Finance RestrictionJun 04, 2021DOJ to Give Ransomware Attacks Same Priority as TerrorismJun 03, 2021Journalist Andy Ngo Confirms He Was Chased, Beaten in Portland While Covering AntifaJun 03, 2021Sen. Scott Introduces Bill to Ban ‘Vaccine Passports’ for Domestic FlightsJun 02, 2021