According to reports, the incidence of mental illness has been significantly increasing in recent years, and the incidence of mental illness is often higher in some people with negative personalities. The main groups of people who are prone to mental illness are as follows:
1. Paranoid personality: They tend to be stubborn and sensitive, often causing conflicts with others. They are self-righteous and refuse to listen to others' opinions. This type of personality is more common in young males and is prone to paranoid schizophrenia.
2. Cyclothymic personality: Their emotions fluctuate between extreme highs and lows. Sometimes they are very enthusiastic and friendly, and sometimes they become cold, dull, and lonely. These two contrasting personalities often alternate, hence the term "cyclothymic personality".
3. Hysterical personality: They have unstable emotions and are easily influenced by external factors. They often speak without thinking and have a careless attitude. Sometimes they even mistake fantasies for reality. People with this type of personality are highly susceptible to hysteria when they experience psychological trauma.
4. Neurotic personality: They are introverted, timid, suspicious, and have a narrow range of interests.
It can be seen that mental illness occurs on the basis of negative personalities. When our loved ones or friends have these negative personalities, we should help them overcome and change these negative traits. We should also prevent them from experiencing strong psychological stress or excessive fatigue. Additionally, in childhood, it is important to cultivate optimistic, open-minded, and resilient personalities and avoid negative traits such as introversion, isolation, and paranoia. This way, in adulthood, they can face all the ups and downs of life calmly and avoid mental illness.
