1. Do people have any psychological instinct? 2. How does instinct affect people's psychology? 3. How do people learn to be aware of their feelings?

1 Everyone has some psychological instincts, and the most basic thing is to ensure the safety of their own existence. For example, when a person is beaten, he will subconsciously shrink up, especially his head, which is a manifestation of instinctive self-protection.

Instinct acts on people's psychology in a subconscious way, which is a congenital thing and of course strengthened by acquired development. This subconscious is to protect the safety of the subject. For example, when people are upset, they really want to find a place to cry or beat up their children. This is a need for psychological catharsis. If this kind of emotion is not instinctively released, it will damage your health over time.

The sense of feeling begins with the self-awareness in infancy. Through various ways of experience, infants and young children finally found their place in this world and decided that they were playing a role. With the understanding of self-existence, we have a sense of self-feeling. The previous hungry crying and breastfeeding were mainly based on an instinctive genetic factor, and the baby would not have a rational sense of self-feeling.

P.s.' s words are for reference only.