Loss of Objectivity

Loss of objectivity The loss of objectivity is growing since childhood but it is characterized by not being mature yet emotionally to identify the desires and desires of other people. People who are not objective are like children. They can make their imagination rough, regardless of the outcome of the action. Mrs. Bophari and Jean Brodie are not objective because they are two emotionally immature persons. They can hurt the people around them, they are like being big kids who want to be objective.

As Helene Deutsch replied in 1942: "What is the problem?" She was the first person to discuss answers as well as questions. Briefly if the personality is experiencing "the loss of real object catheter". Object Cathexis is an old psychoanalytic term, but it is still relevant today. Cathexis is our concern and investment in the emotions of surrounding things and people. In a nutshell, it is the energy and attention that we give to something. As a child's teddy bear, his teens favorite guitar, rocking chair for the elderly - are all shapes of Cathexis. After all, Cathexis is used to express participation in our life. Of course, our favorite "items" are people. Friends, family, and romantic friends

Depressed and bastard - both are afraid of losing or losing "things". It is similar to object catechisis. The boy goes through various stages to achieve conscience. There are two ways of loss: the child generally feels that he lost his parents, and the other is "identity of parents of same sex". The boy is worried that his father will become stronger, will not give up on his mother, and his father will not be afraid to drive him out. This is "castration anxiety", it is part of the edeps dispute. Then he pondered those things in his "heart", they became part of the "super ego", and then he will carry them for the rest of their lives . Two parts of Superego - something like opposite sex and hostility to parents of same sex

Narcissistic recognition is a form of recognition after giving up or losing objects. The experience of this failure starts very young. Example: wearing the deceased's clothes and jewelry. Freud's "mourning and melancholy" said that "identity is an early stage of object selection." In "self and self", he continues to argue that "this substitution plays a major role in determining the form of self and that makes an important contribution to the establishment of so-called" personality "."