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Psychotic disorders involve losing contact with reality and experiencing hallucinations or delusions. They are considered serious mental disorders where the individual is commonly described as "insane". Neurosis is a behavioral disorder and faulty way of coping with anxiety or inner conflict, often using unconscious defense mechanisms. It is caused by tension from failures, fears, misunderstandings and insecurities in life domains like family, school and work.
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Mental illness-report (2)
- 2. Main Types
- 3. • Psychotic disorder is a serious mental disorder where the individual commonly loses contact with reality and may experience hallucinations ( seeing or hearing things that do not exist) or delusions (fixed false beliefs). • usually called insane • It is a behavioral disorder, • a faulty or insufficient way of coping with anxiety or inner conflict,shich usually involves the use of an unconscious defense mechanism. • It is caused by tension brought about by failures, unreasonable fears, misunderstandings, and insecurities in life.
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- 49. includes family, school, place of work,
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