Neuroses And The Factors Which Contribute To It
Abstract
Neuroses are psychogenic disorders that develop as a result of long-term exposure to a traumatic event with low intensity and sharpness. In these cases, there is usually talked of disagreements in the family, production, and work community, which are not even perceived by the patient as a factor of emotional trauma. The depth of mental disorders is relatively low in neuroses - there are no deep disturbances of thinking, cognition and consciousness, and a critical attitude to others and one's own state is preserved. The article looks into the neurosis and its causes and correlation with other illnesses.
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