neurosis
51Neurosis hipocondríaca — En psicoanálisis, se llama neurosis hipocondríaca a una clase de neurosis que aparece en varias formas a través de diferentes trastornos psiquiátricos. Puede llegar a convertir a la enfermedad en una expresión de sentimiento de culpa. Los… …
52Neurosis depresiva — En las neurosis depresivas se presenta una reacción excesiva de depresión cuando ocurre un conflicto, sobre todo alguna perdida emocional. Las reacciones se caracterizan por una perdida de autoestima, aparición de impulsos inhibitorios o de… …
53neurosis — noun (plural neuroses) Etymology: New Latin Date: circa 1784 a mental and emotional disorder that affects only part of the personality, is accompanied by a less distorted perception of reality than in a psychosis, does not result in disturbance… …
54neurosis — /noo roh sis, nyoo /, n., pl. neuroses / seez/. Psychiatry. 1. Also called psychoneurosis. a functional disorder in which feelings of anxiety, obsessional thoughts, compulsive acts, and physical complaints without objective evidence of disease,… …
55neurosis — noun A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear …
56neurosis — pop. Entusiasmo o furor por una cosa (TG.)// deseo vehemente de ella (TG.) …
57neurosis — neu|ro|sis [njuˈrəusıs US nuˈrou ] n plural neuroses [ si:z] [U and C] medical a mental illness that makes someone unreasonably worried or frightened …
58neurosis — neu|ro|sis [ nu rousıs ] (plural neu|ro|ses [ nu rou,siz ] ) noun count or uncount MEDICAL a mental illness that makes you behave in an unusual way or makes you worry all the time about something unimportant …
59neurosis — Initially a disorder of the nerves, although Sigmund Freud distinguished ‘actual’ and ‘psycho neuroses’ (the latter having psychological origins), and the term is now used in this sense. Frequently contrasted with psychoses , neuroses are… …
60neurosis — Sinónimos: ■ neurastenia …
