THE SMARANDACHE COMPLEX
The Smarandache C¢mplex (with the accent
on the first syllable):
is a collection of fears stemming from previous unsuccessful experience
or from unconscious feelings that, wanting to do something <S>,
the result
would be <Anti-S>, which give rise to feelings, attitudes, and ideas
pushing
the subject towards a deviation of action <S> eventually towards
an <Anti-S>
action. (From the positive and negative brain's electrical activities.)
For example: A shy boy, attempting to
invite a girl to dance, inhabits
himself of fear she would turn him down...
How to manage this phobia? To dote and
anti-dote!
By transforming it into an opposite one, thinking differently, and
being fear
in our mind that we would pass our expectancies but we shouldn't.
Psychodrama could be a treatment way.
Reference:
Smarandache, Florentin, "Neutrosophy. / Neutrosophic
Probability, Set, and Logic", American Research
Press,
Rehoboth, 1989.