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neurotic conflict

neurotic conflict

1. in psychoanalytic theory, an intrapsychic conflict that leads to persistent maladjustment and emotional disturbance.

2. in the approach of Karen D. Horney, the clash that occurs between opposing neurotic needs, such as an excessive need for power and independence and an excessive need for love and dependence. See also neurotic trend.

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