| libido |
Sexual desire.
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This is the name that Jung gives for psychic energy. Just as the physical body has energy, so does the psyche.
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| libido |
vital impulse or energy; often, sexual desire. Often this word is found in its adjectival form. "Libidinal energy" is that which propels an "object instinct" like sexual desire. In C&D, Freud discusses an "economics of the libido"
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| libido |
An individual's interest in having a sexual experience. Multiple factors contribute to (or reduce) the immediacy or intensity of interest.
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| libido |
A desire for sex, or sex drive.
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