Difference between revisions of "Napoleonic Complex"
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| − | A | + | A person in whom the ego is dominant to the extent that there is a tendency to try exert control over other people. Generally thought to be in response to some perceived inadequacy, (ex. Napoleon's shortness). |
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Revision as of 17:45, May 3, 2007
A person in whom the ego is dominant to the extent that there is a tendency to try exert control over other people. Generally thought to be in response to some perceived inadequacy, (ex. Napoleon's shortness).