What is emotional uncertainty?

Emotional uncertainty is a feeling of low own value. Most people have a certain level of emotional insecurity and may be more or less uncertain depending on external circumstances or mood. The uncertainties can stem from previous experience and usually start in early childhood and look for strengthening when a person grows into adulthood. Although a certain level of uncertainty is normal, people who are very emotionally insecure could develop ways to deal with their uncertainty that could make their cooperation with other healthy ways more difficult. According to some psychologists, a healthy feeling of own value develops during childhood and very small childhood. The young children whose needs participate immediately develops an emotional attitude that deserves the safety, safety and fulfillment of their wishes, while children whose needs are not met by the question of whether they meet these needs at all. While this theory does not explain all instances of emotional uncertainty seems to be the uncertainty of many people stems from the events of the earlyAbout childhood. Once this formula of thinking is launched, the strengthening of faith is sought, resulting in accumulation of more evidence of the needlessness of having the need to meet and ignore the evidence of the opposite.

Some emotional uncertainty is considered normal because no one will grow to meet all its needs as soon as they arise. These uncertainties may lead to doubts about the abilities or anxiety of a person about interpersonal relationships. For the most part, people are able to overcome their uncertainties and live relatively normal lives, especially when they are able to understand and adapt the uncertainty of others in their lives.

Although every emotional uncertainty has, some people are so insecure that they disrupt their ability to cooperate with others in a healthy way. UNECUREITY can lead to Ostystota and the desire to step out of society. It can also manifest as behavior that compensates and masks the feelings of low self -value, such as aggression, arrogance and need to control others. A person may show any or all of these behavior at different degrees, depending on the level of uncertainty.

Emotional uncertainty is normal, but in many cases it is undesirable. People who wish to overcome their uncertainties often work with the therapist to determine their reasons for feeling that they do not deserve their needs. Working on these issues can reduce their feelings of uncertainty and start creating healthier relationships.