Generally, “inferiority complex” is an umbrella term describing chronic feelings of inadequacy and insecurity. People with an inferiority complex may experience chronic self-doubt, have low ...

An inferiority complex might just sound like another one of those overused, relatable buzzwords. But it’s way more than the usual insecurity you get after yet another job rejection or noticing your ...

An inferiority complex — persistently doubting your self-worth or feeling that you are inadequate — can affect all parts of your life. Feeling less than others may overwhelm you, triggering abnormal ...

The feeling of being less "worthy" than other people can cause huge stress and lead to you avoid positive experiences and interactions out of fear of being inferior. Experts say it's important to ...

One telltale sign of an inferiority complex is constantly comparing yourself to others; another is believing that nothing you do is ever good enough. Chances are you’ve experienced feelings of ...

“Some people try to be tall by cutting off the heads of others.” — Paramahansa Yogananda "However other people make you feel is always a reflection of how the world makes them feel." — Anonymous ...

Most people experience a sense of inferiority from time to time. When we compare ourselves to people who are highly skilled, such as professional athletes, renowned scientists, celebrities, or more ...

An inferiority complex involves feelings of inadequacy and insecurity that stem from a real or imagined deficiency. It may lead to effects such as withdrawal and aggression. The American Psychological ...

We all have times when we feel inadequate. Maybe we even become consumed by a sense of failure or low self-esteem. It’s human to feel this way at times, and in some ways it’s necessary and humbling.