The Electra Complex does not actually exist, and stems from misogynist views of women.
If the Electra complex is not resolved, it can lead to psychological issues such as difficulties in forming healthy relationships, identity issues, and feelings of inadequacy or inferiority. Unresolved Electra complex may also contribute to emotional conflicts and challenges in navigating intimate relationships in adulthood. Therapy and self-reflection can help address and resolve these lingering issues.
A person with an Electra complex may exhibit feelings of competitiveness or jealousy towards their mother and desire their father's exclusive attention. This can lead to unresolved conflicts and challenges in forming healthy relationships with both parents. Therapy may be beneficial in working through these complex emotions.
According to Freud, children possess a strong sexual impulse known as the Oedipus or Electra complex, which involves unconscious desires for the parent of the opposite sex and feelings of rivalry with the parent of the same sex. This impulse is believed to be resolved as children grow older and develop their superego.
The Electra complex is part of Freud's psychosexual development theory and occurs in the phallic stage, which typically occurs between the ages of 3 to 6 years old. In this stage, girls develop feelings of desire and competition toward their mothers and may experience anxiety and jealousy towards their fathers.
Elektra complex- but please this could be an example of alpha/beta bias in freud's work. Is this complex real?Actually, yes. Freud's version for the female Oedipus Complex is known as the Electra Complex. This is from ages 3-6 when girls have a sort of "penis envy" in which they develop a certain want for their fathers. This where a female would become a "Daddy's Girl" or want to grow up and marry someone just like dad. Involves a small crush on the fatherly figure but soon goes away as a child gets older.
Sigmund Freud believed that human aggression stemmed from the "death instinct," known as Thanatos, which is the innate drive toward self-destruction and aggression. He theorized that aggression serves as a way to release pent-up energy and relieve internal tension. Freud also suggested that aggressive impulses are present in all individuals and are regulated by the ego and superego.
The term electra-complex was coined by the psychologist Carl Jung.
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Electra Complex is a medical or proper term which means when a daughter in a family, finds her dad sexually attractive.The term for a son finding his mother attractive is Oedipus Complex.
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refers to a daughter's relationship with her father
The psychologist Carl Jung.
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No, the Electra complex refers to a daughter's subconscious attraction to her father and desire to compete with her mother for his attention, based on Freudian theory.
Yes, the opposite effect in girls is called an Electra complex.
Most children outgrow these complexes before adulthood.
Most children outgrow this as they mature into teenagers.