Hey friends 👋

Welcome readers for my weekly blogs.i hope you all are doing mentally as well as physically.stay happy 😊. so with out any further delay let's begin with our today's topic 🥰

The person with this issue continuously contrasts himself with others and feels that he falls short of expectations. He believes he is less valuable, has a negative self-perception, and is unable of performing tasks as well as others. The word "inferiority complex" in psychology refers to a person's personality.

According to some theories, a young child's initial experiences of weakness, helplessness, and dependency are the source of their first feelings of inferiority. Comparisons to siblings, love partners, and adults might then exacerbate it. An adult's sensation of falling short of a subconscious, fictitious final goal of subjective security and achievement to make up for the inferiority feelings is referred to as a secondary inferiority feeling.

The original inferiority feeling might be recalled as a result of the perceived distance from that goal, which would then cause a negative or depressed emotion; this combination of inferiority feelings might be overwhelming. The "catch-22" of this situation is the objective created to alleviate the primary, initial feeling of inferiority that, in fact, generates the secondary feeling of inferiority. Neurotic lives frequently involve this vicious cycle. The Adlerian perspective does not always hold that feeling inferior equates to inferiority to another person. One frequently feels unqualified to complete a task, such as an academic test.

The concept initially emerged in many of Sigmund Freud's writings and later in the works of his colleague Carl Jung, both of whom belonged to the psychoanalytic school of psychology. The founder of classical Adlerian psychology, Alfred Adler, believed that many neurotic symptoms could be linked to an overreaction to this sensation. The term "complex" is now frequently used to describe a collection of concepts with strong emotional undertones. A "superiority complex," the antithesis of an inferiority complex, is a psychological defensive mechanism wherein a person's thoughts of superiority balance or obfuscate his or her feelings of inadequacy.

Someone who is prone to attention-seeking and approval-seeking habits, for instance, may be more vulnerable. It can be challenging to pinpoint the specific reason why an inferiority complex develops. Any characteristic outside of society's accepted norms, including race, gender, sexual orientation, social class, mental health, physical beauty, or any other.People who feel inferior can still be obsessed with their own importance. 

Note;

If i forgot any of your blogs just inform me in comment box then I will read all your blogs

Bye 👋