Neurosis disorder Dr. Spitz rep.

The video discusses the origins and treatment of mental troubles, emphasizing how distressing childhood experiences can lead to mental conflicts and feelings of insecurity in adulthood. These conflicts can result in neurosis, a condition where individuals feel paralyzed and unable to act freely. The video further explores the development of neurosis, using the example of a baby happy in its mother's love to illustrate the concept.

What role do physicians play in the context of mental troubles?

• They focus on physical health only.

• They only treat childhood diseases.

• They help understand and treat mental troubles.

• They ignore mental troubles.

How can childhood experiences affect an individual later in life?

• They have no impact.

• They can lead to mental conflicts.

• They make individuals immune to stress.

• They only affect physical health.

What feeling is often associated with mental conflicts?

• Confidence

• Excitement

• Insecurity

• Joy

What happens when mental conflicts paralyze an individual?

• They are said to have a neurosis.

• They become more active.

• They become physically stronger.

• They gain more confidence.

What example is used to illustrate the development of neurosis?

• A child playing with toys.

• A baby happy in its mother's love.

• An adult at work.

• A teenager studying for exams.