customs, desires, emotions

Normality depends on specific socially accepted behavioral and emotional standards

Valuation that reflects the way

Disconnect between potential and reality

1 Normal anxiety is without exception, and neurosis may vary depending on the individual’s living environment.

2. The fear of culture can be eliminated by the protection system, and the anxiety caused by culture is limited.

Fear: Obvious objective danger

pathological distinction

implicit unconscious

irrational

Cover up: Rationalization, denial, anesthesia, escape (away from conflicting thoughts, emotions, and impulse situations)

The disappearance of symptoms does not mean the disappearance of the disease

inhibitory effect

Influence

Danger: Inner arousal

Feeling of powerlessness: determined by personal attitude

Self-motivated instinct

Any impulse brings anxiety if it interferes with other interests/needs/is too urgent and intense

Hostility: letting it go will defeat you

Suppressing hostile impulses: We should fight but inexplicably suppress the desire to fight, deepening the feeling of being undefended.

Suppression is a reflexive process. In certain situations and when impulses are unbearable - spontaneous suppression

Hostility is suppressed but can be exacerbated by external means

Hostile feelings are left in the unconscious

The danger of suppressing hostility creates anxiety, leading to projection

Hostility and anxiety form in both directions, reinforcing the cycle

Basic quality of evil stems entirely from the lack of true warmth and love

Jealousy is the source of hatred (Oedipal plot)

Feelings of being small, insignificant, powerless, abandoned, or threatened

Being born as a human being, one feels powerless in the face of force majeure (sound people will not feel helpless because of human flaws)

To self: Emotional isolation, insecurity

Protection methods: courtship, submission, power seeking, avoidance