What are the different types of internal conflicts?

Answer 1

to face a problem against another character

Answer 2

Internal conflicts can include man vs. self (a character struggling with inner emotions or decisions), man vs. society (a character at odds with societal norms or expectations), and man vs. nature (a character grappling with forces of nature beyond their control). These internal conflicts can add depth and complexity to a story's themes and character development.

Answer 3

There is also more external conflicts such as, man vs. society, man vs. machine, & much more. Internal conflicts are also called Man vs. self. It's anything emotional or mental where the character is essential both protagonist and antagonist. External conflicts are divided into two types: man vs. nature and man vs. man. An excellent example of man vs. nature is any Jean Craighead George book. Man vs. man is simply one character against another (regardless of gender).

Answer 4

the two type of conflict used in writing is external and man vs man external is where someone struggles with a force outside their self and where man vs man is where the conflict is truggling.

Answer 5

An Internal conflict is something that is man to self like a girl was having trouble puting her hair up that is her problem that she can control

Answer 6

Assuming this is regarding literature: internal conflict would be a character's problem with themselves. An emotional problem. External conflict is between multiple characters.