The theses that underlie the conduct of a person

Abstract

The author presents an analytical reflection on a psychological phenomenon that occurs in many lives: without the person necessarily being aware of its contents, a thesis - or even several -permeates his or her behavior in general, his or her positions and perspectives, communications, decisions, as well as perceptions of the world and of himself/herself. Their way of interacting with other people, their behavior in general, their stands and perspectives, their communications, their decisions, as well as perceptions of the world and of themselves. . There is a theoretical and conceptual articulation between the psychodynamics of this phenomenon and the concept of complex in Analytical Psychology theory. The article describes the phenomenon, alludes to its possible genesis and indicates probable routes to overcome the arising difficulties, often hindering the development of the process of individuation.