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As defined in Freudian psychology, a psychological disorder or dysfunction resulting from an imbalance of the forces of the id, ego, and superego. If this dysfunction becomes so severe that the individual becomes self-destructive or dangerously violent towards others, the psychological disease becomes a psychosis.
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A mental disorder primarily characterized by anxiety and not resulting from any apparent brain lesion; in contrast to the psychoses, persons with a neurosis do not exhibit gross distortion of reality or disorganization of personality. Hypochondria and neurasthenia are examples of some neuroses.
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| neurosis |
One of the major categories of emotional maladjustments, classified according to the predominant symptom of defense mechanism. Anxiety is the chief symptom, with the possibility of some impairment of thinking and judgment.
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is a mild mental disorder.
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| neurosis |
a functional nervous disorder without demonstrable physical lesion. (Instructor's note: a neurosis is a demonstration of the "compartmentalization" ability of the human mind; for the conscious part of the brain to be unaware of what should be conscious activity. It was in studying such anomalies that Freud discovered the "role" or significance of the subconscious).
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