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huckleberry finn syndrome |
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DictionarySeeHuckleberry FinnHuckleberry Finn syndrome A psychodynamic complex in which the obligations and responsibilities avoided as a child eventuate into frequent job changes and absenteeism as an adult. The Huckleberry Finn syndrome may be a defense mechanism linked to parental rejection, low self-esteem and depression in an intelligent personHuckleberry Finn 'syndrome' Truancy syndrome A psychodynamic complex in which the obligations and responsibilities avoided as a child, eventuate into frequent job changes and absenteeism as an adult; the HFS may be a defense mechanism linked to parental rejection, low self-esteem and depression in an intelligent person. Cf Peter Pan syndrome. Finn, Huckleberry, a character created by Mark Twain; teenaged boy considered a misfit, who has adventures on the Mississippi River. Huckleberry Finn syndrome - (1) the neglecting of responsibilities; behavior arises from feelings of rejection; Synonym(s): Huck Finn syndromepersistent truancy syndrometruancy syndrome(2) maladjustment of normal or highly intelligent children of parents with retardation.: Synonym(s): Huck Finn syndromeHuck Finn syndrome - Synonym(s): Huckleberry Finn syndrome |
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