Difference between revisions of "Psychic Structure"
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| − | Psychic structure defines the dominant organization of an individual's mind, manner of establishing relationships, and way of dealing with conflicts. Structure must consequently be seen as a whole. It must also be seen as fundamental, registering its influence at a level deeper than what is apparent in the individual's personality, character, and manner. It is not innate, however. Individual psychic structure history is combined with hereditary or biological factors, since structure and genetics are not mutually exclusive. | + | [[Psychic]] [[structure]] defines the dominant organization of an [[individual]]'s [[mind]], manner of establishing relationships, and way of dealing with conflicts. Structure must consequently be seen as a [[whole]]. It must also be seen as fundamental, registering its influence at a level deeper than what is [[apparent]] in the individual's [[personality]], [[character]], and manner. It is not innate, however. Individual [[psychic structure]] [[history]] is combined with hereditary or [[biological]] factors, since structure and genetics are not mutually exclusive. |
Latest revision as of 21:31, 20 May 2019
Psychic structure defines the dominant organization of an individual's mind, manner of establishing relationships, and way of dealing with conflicts. Structure must consequently be seen as a whole. It must also be seen as fundamental, registering its influence at a level deeper than what is apparent in the individual's personality, character, and manner. It is not innate, however. Individual psychic structure history is combined with hereditary or biological factors, since structure and genetics are not mutually exclusive.
