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Individuals with a neurotic personality tend to have negative views of themselves and their emotions.


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Individuals with a neurotic personality tend to have negative views of themselves and their emotions is a true statement.

What is it to be a neurotic person?

Neurotic behavior is marked, above all, by intense reactions and emotional instability. The neurotic person interprets reality like everyone else, but has unusual reactions to events. Those who do not understand how neurosis works interpret their attitudes as “exaggerated” or a desire to “make a scene”.

According to the neurologist and creator of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, neurosis is the result of a conflict between the Superego (the component of the personality formed by its ideals, internalized social rules) and the Id (ruled by the pleasure principle).

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