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Sexually unsatisfied people may, as it were, strive to satisfy sexual needs through other activities, by way of compensation, that is, sexual energy motivates and activates them, and the anticipation of sexual satisfaction leads to the fact that their activity can be high, and with actions aimed at satisfaction needs, according to people capable of satisfying it, if such an activity at least once created a feeling of anticipation, then a person can choose the same method in the future, but at the same time people with such compensation can “burn out” without receiving satisfaction, since anticipation always activates actualization of desire and activity aimed at its satisfaction, and itself is enhanced by this activity, but such compensation cannot lead to the resolution of the need, but very firmly forms dependence on the existing compensation mechanism and maintains activity, while social conflicts, social deformation and deviance may occur behavior, especially in cases where active external social-subjective activity no longer provides a sense of anticipation. Depending on the individual, the formation of any addiction can occur, including gambling addiction, and a tendency towards narcissistic behavior is formed, since the individual suffers from a feeling of dissatisfaction associated with one’s own helplessness and rejected aspects of personal self-determination, learned in childhood and often directed towards oneself in the first place and on others, this leads to vanity with external social success or depression and self-hatred then transferred to others. Sometimes an individual can, from formed by aggression associated with personal dissatisfaction, hatred, contempt, direct his activity to commit extremely aggressive and criminal actions, since hostility and aggression will be the most pressing need in the absence of other possibilities for compensation and will remain the only motive for carrying out personal directed activity. It should be noted that, based on the above principles, sexual activity can be directly realized with simultaneous actions to form and satisfy anticipation, but it will not lead to the closure of the need. Even with favorable socialization, the problem is that active sexual need only gives anticipation and can be realized by compensatory activity and is never satisfied, while fixation remains and behavior patterns do not truly work for other needs, since they are connected by one constant sexual need . 2. The leader of the social subgroup organizes the control and manifestation of social communications, including aggression, and forms of behavior manifested in the group; the group can be of any size; this is confirmed by Milgram’s electric shock experiment and the Stanford prison experiment. In these experiments, built on one step-by-step model of submission and social action, they demonstrated the phenomenon of submission to authority and subsequent social activity towards dependent members of the social subgroup. The high level of social transition of dependence and subordination makes them vivid and indicative. The main participant, who at the same time hides his role, is the leader of the experiment, who gives instructions to the subgroups, the group and everyone, then the appointed persons who have a choice in their relationship to other persons are the implementers of the instructions, who have the ability to influence behavior, but act within the framework of the established rules. At the same time, the commitment to act according to the rules of authority will independently indicate the possibility of fulfilling the permitted established norms and regulations and will influence behavior in the subgroup (this phenomenon is realized both in case of personal uncertainty, subordination and in the case of coincidence of personal motivationassigned tasks, sometimes it is possible to follow the instructions if you wish) Participants must have a stage of conflict between their acquired social attitudes and the imposed social attitudes by the leader of the subgroup, but this conflict can be compensated; it may also be the case that individuals of the social subgroup in general can only be lowly motivated by the social leader, then this will also lead to differences in their social interaction with the subjects of the subgroup. 3. What does the hunter get when killing an animal? The hunter kills the predator in order to “prove to himself” what he cannot feel without the killing process: to feel stronger and means better, but this motive of feeling superiority is subject to the blocked motive of self-respect and self-acceptance and cannot be realized, but can only be compensated by remaining unsatisfied, which leads to a constant search for satisfaction through the use of behavioral hunting (killing permitted by society). Thus, the same as with any deviant form of behavior, the hunter does not receive more than he receives. The effect is also enhanced by belonging to and performing the pattern in a group, as with any other addiction. Thus, hunting is an established dependence associated with the inability to satisfy basic needs and changes in the system of meanings and actions. 4. The fear of communicating with strangers arises as a result of the “work of the personal phenomenon of non-acceptance,” and familiar people are recognized as representatives of their group, in which the phenomenon of “non-acceptance” does not threaten to arise. Separation into subgroups speaks of the difficulties and difficulties of communication with the general group since there is a difficulty in the exchange of communications between subjects of society as a result of individual differences, both existing and represented, as well as intergroup differences with commitment to one’s group and limitation of the group’s range of interests, commitment to it motives and values, although otherwise a person could have values ​​not associated with the group. 5. Personal uncertainty and lack of independence is a person without subordination who previously fulfilled requirements and was a performer, and often his desires were not taken into account or weighed by the group leader or an authority figure A similar problem often arises in adolescence, when parents and other persons who previously limited independent activity - while continuing to implement an authoritarian position - now demand to become independent. What happens then? The parents said to obey. Do everything well. To be obedient. What does it mean to unconditionally carry out all orders and “not strain the brain” of an authoritarian and authoritative person. This position can be accepted without conflict in childhood up to 3 years of age, then the conflict will increase and adversely affect the development of the individual, which leads to the formation of behavioral patterns and personal phenomena. (Pattern is an established action, a phenomenon is a personal formation that triggers a pattern.) The phenomenon of rejection, superiority, dependence are compensatory phenomena in their essence and are aimed at compensating for blocked needs of acceptance - rejection, superiority - self-acceptance and self-respect, dependence - acceptance. Respect is closely related to acceptance and self-esteem, which affects self-realization, also superiority and dependence affects self-esteem and self-realization, the difference will be in compensation and its options. Superiority - narcissistic compensation, antisocial compensation Dependence - dependent, symbiotic compensation Acceptance - depressive compensation, hypochondriacal compensation, dependent forms of behavior. The appearance of a specific form and set of patterns depends on individual conditions during development. 6. How does a person become aggressive? The personal level of aggression is the level of aggression perceived by the person without the emergence of an internal conflict, a struggle of motives, as the only option for behavior, without choosing another type of communication.