Problem
Psychological conflict
Experimental visualization of narrower problems
Other Names:
Behavioural conflictDissociative disorders
Psychological disturbance
Psychological distress
Nature:
Personal or psychological conflict refers to a situation in which a person is motivated to engage in two or more mutually exclusive or incompatible activities. It occurs when the overt, verbal, symbolic, or emotional responses required to fulfill one motive are incompatible with those required to fulfill another. Social existence involves a great number of conflicts. The individual in society, subject to the pressures of the groups to which he belongs and the demands of the roles he must play, often experiences personal conflict. The entire process of the socialization of the child can be viewed as a conflict between the individual and society. Clinical studies show that the concept of conflict is particularly significant in the areas of personal adjustment and mental disorder.
Broader Problems:
ConflictFrustrationPsychological alienation Narrower Problems:
ManiaSadismHostilityAddictionConvulsionsHomophobiaphobiaParaphilia Emotional crisesPsychic conflictGanser's syndromeDepersonalizationRepressed memoriesImmoral literatureDissociative fugueEmotional disordersDissociative stuporDissociative amnesiaPersonality disordersHuman sexual inadequacyBody dysmorphic disorderMental illness in childrenDisorders of consciousnessDissociative motor disordersMultiple personality disorderTrance and possession disordersDisordered behaviour in childrenAnti-social personality disordersPhysiological malnutrition arising from mental factorsApopheniaConversion disorder Related Problems:
AnaesthesiaSocial conflictSexual repressionPolitical conflictInternational conflictInhibited grief processDisharmony of Wood in the body Aggravates:
FatigueNeurosisSocial stigmaConduct disorderMental confusionSelf-defeating behaviourInadequate sense of personal identity Strategies:
ConfusingClarifying mental confusionCorrecting mental disorderCausing psychological distressCausing psychological distress References:
Linton, Ralph: Culture and Mental DisordersRogow, Arnold A: The PsychiatristsSullivan, Harry S: Schizophrenia as a Human ProcessSnyder, Solomon H: Biological Aspects of Mental DisorderSzasz, Thomas S: The Myth of Mental IllnessOshimata, Tana: Therapy of Mental Disorders: medical analysis index with researchBarrett, James and Rose, Robert M: Mental Disorders in the Community: findings from psychiatric epidemiology: annualFanon, Frantz: The Wretched of the EarthSpiegel, David: Dissociative Disorders: A Clinical Review Subject(s):
Defence → ConflictHealth Care → Mental health
Medicine → Pathology
Psychology → Behaviour
Psychology → Psychology
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
Problem Type:
C: Cross-sectoral problems Date of last update
24.09.2019 – 21:41 CEST