Every Mental Complex Explained in 8 Minutes

Behavior pattern where a person sees themselves as a savior, leader, or Messianic figure with an intense need for worship, followers, and belief in a special destiny.

Psychological theory by Sigmund Freud suggesting subconscious attraction to opposite-sex parent and jealousy towards same-sex parent, seen as a rival.

Describes individuals who emotionally remain at an adolescent level, avoiding responsibilities, commitments, and preferring a childish attitude.

Also known as muscle dysmorphia, an obsession with physical condition to unhealthy levels impacting eating behavior and physical activity.

Unconscious mechanism displaying attitudes of superiority to hide insecurities and feelings of inferiority, leading to exaggerated beliefs of being better than others.

Feeling inferior to others without rational reason, leading to overcompensation like seeking attention or excessive competitiveness.

Unhealthy sense of responsibility, believing others lack the ability to perform tasks, resulting in taking on excessive work.

Delusional disorder where a person believes their partner is unfaithful without evidence, leading to obsessive thoughts and controlling behaviors.

Describes a woman's unconscious desire to be taken care of, feeling unable to be independent or self-sufficient.

Aggressive behavior in individuals of below-average height to compensate for perceived lack of height, inspired by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Psychological phenomenon where a person seeks recognition for heroism to unhealthy levels, often by creating situations to resolve and be seen as a hero.

Persistent belief of being persecuted or conspired against by others without evidence, leading to distorted interpretations of others' actions.

Intense feelings of responsibility and remorse for past actions, even when not responsible, accompanied by self-critical behavior.

Extreme arrogance and superiority, refusing to admit mistakes or failure, believing personal opinions as unquestionably correct.