144. “Even if people pretend that they’re OK with it, jealousy can eat people alive.” -Phoebe Fox 145. “Why do we feel jealousy? Therapists often regard the demon as a scar of childhood trauma or a symptom of a psychological problem. And it’s true that people who feel inadequate...
” which is essentially emotional instability combined with a negative emotional kind of tendency. Unsurprisingly, those folks tend to deal with more worry than folks who are less neurotic or less lower neuroticism. There are other kinds of individual differences...
They’re conflicted, holding both inflated and negative irrational views of themselves—the latter of which they project onto other people, their lives, and the future. Their negative emotionality depicts a bitter, neurotic, averse attitude towards personal growth. They require reinfor...
This article explores a Korean culture-bound emotion called jeong-han , which shares similarities with narcissism and depression in terms of causes, formation processes, emotions, cognitions, and neurotic sufferings. This article has three main goals: 1) to report and describe the presence and ...
holding both inflated and negative irrational views of themselves—the latter of which they project onto other people, their lives, and the future. Theirnegative emotionalitydepicts a bitter, neurotic, averse attitude towards personal growth. They require reinforcement for their grandiose...
“neuroticism,” which is essentially emotional instability combined with a negative emotional kind of tendency. Unsurprisingly, those folks tend to deal with more worry than folks who are less neurotic or less lower neuroticism. There are other kinds of individual differences, we would refer to ...
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So people who have an overall tendency towards what psychologists call “neuroticism,” which is essentially emotional instability combined with a negative emotional kind of tendency. Unsurprisingly, those folks tend to deal with more worry than folks who are less neurotic or less lower neuroticism. ...