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Inferiority complex

Inferiority complex refers to a strong and pervasive belief that one is not as good as other people. It is often an exaggerated sense of feelings of inadequacy and insecurity that may result in being defensive or anxious; a condition that develops when a person is unable to compensate for normal inferiority feelings. According to Adler, Inferiority complex is the condition one experiences when overwhelmed by feelings of inferiority instead of being motivated toward success by those feelings.

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Inferiority feelings

Inferiority feelings refers to the normal condition of all people; the source of all human striving.

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Infertility

Infertility refers to the inability to conceive or impregnate; inability to conceive or carry a fetus through the gestational period.

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Infiltration

Infiltration may be defined as gaining of entry into criminal organizations

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Infiltrative tumors

Infiltrative tumors refer to tumors that take over or infiltrate neighboring areas of the brain and destroy its tissue.

Infirmity

Deutsch: Gebrechen / Español: Enfermedad / Português: Enfermidade / Français: Infirmité / Italiano: Infermità

In psychology, the term infirmity refers to a state of physical or mental weakness, often resulting from illness, injury, or chronic conditions. This concept is crucial in understanding the impact of health on cognitive and emotional well-being. Infirmity can significantly alter an individual's quality of life and their ability to function in daily activities.

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Inflammation

Inflammation is defined as a general immune system response that works to restore damaged tissue.

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Inflammatory pain

Inflammatory pain refers to pain caused by damage to tissues, inflammation of joints, or tumor cells. This damage releases chemicals that create an "inflammatory soup" that activates nociceptors.

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