Overview
Neurotic strategies are coping mechanisms that individuals adopt to manage anxiety and emotional distress. While they may provide temporary relief, these strategies often lead to maladaptive behaviors that can negatively impact mental health and relationships. Understanding these strategies is cruci...
Key Terms
Example: Using deep breathing as a coping mechanism during anxiety.
Example: Feeling anxious before a big exam.
Example: Avoiding social situations due to fear.
Example: Not attending parties to avoid social anxiety.
Example: Repeatedly checking if the door is locked.
Example: Spending excessive time on a project to ensure it's perfect.
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intermediateKey Concepts
Coping MechanismsAnxiety ManagementMaladaptive BehaviorsEmotional Distress