What Is the Father Complex?

Basic complex is an important psychological term that refers to a group of important subconscious combinations that often form a strong subconscious impulse.
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Basic complex is an important psychological term that refers to a group of important subconscious combinations that often form a strong subconscious impulse.

Chinese name

Basic complex

Foreign name

basic complex

Different psychoanalytic flow complexes have different definitions, but they are generally recognized as a method of exploring psychology and an important theoretical tool. Some complexes are formed innately, and everyone has them, such as the "Oedipal Complex"; some are related to personal specific experiences, such as the "Helping Complex". There are many reasons why someone only loves the same type of woman in love. One possibility is that his first love complex is working, making him always looking for the shadow of his first love.

Complex is a psychological term that refers to a group of important unconscious combinations or a strong and unconscious impulse hidden in a person's mysterious psychological state. Each psychological theory has a different detailed definition of complex, but both the Freudian and Jungian theories recognize that complex is very important. Complex is a method of exploring psychology and an important theoretical tool. The old name is complex or complex. "The Junger Wisdom Collection" wrote that Jung's earliest complex was the existence of a complex test using words to conduct research. When he later talked about individual unconsciousness, he said: "The content of personal unconsciousness is mainly composed of the emotional structure of specific emotional colors. They constitute the individual and selfish aspects of psychological life. I found an important feature of it, that is, the psychological content of a group of individuals can be gathered together to form a cluster of psychological clusters, which Jung called "complex".

Basic Complexes Several main complexes:

1. Oedipus complex

Oedipus complex, also known as Oedipus complex, is an instinctual impulse complex shared by human beings proposed by Freud. Generally speaking, a common psychological tendency of men is to obey and attach to their mother regardless of their age. Oedipus complex originates from the story of Oedipus killing his father and marrying his mother in ancient Greek mythology. The nature of the complex is similar and complementary. Taking a boy as an example, he is the same sex with his father, so they are similar, and similarity causes identification, so that the boy uses his father as an example, imitates his father, and makes his father's characteristics a part of his psychological characteristics. He and his mother are of the opposite sex, and the two sexes can complement each other, learn from each other, and depend on each other. This is love or object love. Thus, the boy formed the most basic interpersonal relationship with his parents. This interpersonal relationship can be summed up by "eligant mother-in-law". Parents love each other, and if a boy imitates his father, he will love his mother more and more; in order to get the mother's favor, he must make himself more and more like a father. This is the most basic interpersonal relationship, and it is also the earliest interpersonal relationship. All kinds of interpersonal relationships that have grown up are affected to varying degrees by the Oedipus complex. With the increase of age, the objects of the ecstasy complex gradually became younger and were finally replaced by their peers. At this point, normal men will begin to fall in love with the opposite age of the same age.

Electra complex

The Chinese translations are "Orektra Complex", "Electra Complex", and "Ellait Complex", referring to the complex emotions of a girl's father and mother. In layman's terms, it refers to a psychological tendency of a person, like feeling with his father. When looking for a lover, he will unintentionally choose someone who has similar characteristics with his father. Electra complexes are not love, but mostly arise from an appreciation, admiration, or dependence on the father. It is a common social phenomenon that both girls and boys may have an ecstatic complex. Most people have an ecstatic complex at some age.

3.Savior complex

The "savior complex" is a kind of psychology that everyone can have, and it is a manifestation of the motivational transition. Those with this complex always feel that they have a strong sense of mission to the world or to a specific person, to help others, make each other happy, and suffer less. The difference between it and normal helping behavior is: "Savior Complex "Always imagine the difficulties of each other, amplify the pain and needs of the other, and sacrifice yourself to satisfy the other. When the other refuses to help, there will be great emotional fluctuations. It is still necessary to intervene in the other's affairs and affect the other. For example, in the two sides of the relationship, if the woman has this complex, because there is no perfect person, it is likely that the woman will do everything in her power to change the imperfect part of her boyfriend's eyes. It can be nagging or lazy. Girls will think that these habits are bad for her boyfriend, and they need to help change them. As a result, the original problems are exaggerated and both people are exhausted.

4. Unfinished complex

The unfinished complex is also known as the "Zagoni effect" and "Zegoni memory effect", which means that people have a driving force that is born with an end to work. The reason why people forget the work that is done is because the motivation to complete has been obtained. Satisfaction; he was impressed by the same motivation if the work had not been completed. ^[1]

5.Jonah complex

"Jonah complex" (Jonah complex) is a psychological term proposed by the famous American psychologist Maslow. Simply put, the "Jonah complex" is the fear of growth. It is derived from a hypothesis in psychodynamic theory: "People are not only afraid of failure but also afraid of success." It represents a mentality of self-avoidance in front of an opportunity, and shrinks back, is an emotional state, and leads us Dare to do what you can do well, and even escape to realize your potential. In daily life, the Jonah complex may manifest as a lack of self-motivation, or "pseudo-food." Its existence may be reasonable, but from the perspective of self-actualization, it is a psychological barrier that hinders self-actualization.

6.Other

Teacher complex, first love complex, virgin complex, virgin complex, perfect complex, success complex, etc.