Does anyone know if an individual can control themselves in a state of unconsciousness or psychosis?

I'm not sure about the state of unconsciousness, but anyone who is mentally ill is certainly not aware of the illness or even most of the time of the illness. He doesn't even know who he is, how can he control himself with his mind?! The unconscious, also known as the subconscious, refers to things that cannot be made conscious at all under normal circumstances, such as desires that are suppressed deep in the heart and are not aware of it.

Primal impulses and instincts, as well as the desires that follow, are repressed into the consciousness because social standards do not allow them to be fulfilled and are not satisfied, but they are not eliminated, but are active in the unconscious. Thus, the unconscious is a great repository of human experience, made up of many forgotten desires. It is the so-called "iceberg theory":

The composition of human consciousness is like an iceberg, only a small part of the water is exposed (consciousness), but the vast majority hidden under the water has an impact on the rest (unconscious). Freud believed that the unconscious has agency, which actively exerts pressure and influence on people's character and behavior. (Freud applied the principle of determinism in the spiritual realm of man, arguing that things must happen.)

What seems to be a trivial matter, such as dreams, slips of the tongue and clerical errors, are determined by underlying causes in the brain, and are merely manifested in a disguised form. From this, Freud put forward the hypothesis of the unconscious mental state, dividing consciousness into three levels: conscious, preconscious, and unconscious.

So the unconscious state is also uncontrollable.

Of course, according to Freud's theory, people cannot control their unconscious, but sometimes they can influence it. These unconsciouss can erupt at any time on certain occasions. Of course, mental illness depends on the severity and type.

No, only pretend.

It's hard to say! There is nothing in the world that cannot be done.

Be strict with yourself and not be too casual, so that you can control yourself.

According to Article 18 of the "Measurement Law": "If a mentally ill person causes harmful results when he is unable to recognize or control his own behavior, and it is confirmed by the court procedure, he shall not bear criminal responsibility, but his family or guardian shall be ordered to strictly supervise and provide medical treatment; When necessary. Compulsory medical treatment by **.

An intermittent mentally ill person who commits a crime when he is mentally normal shall bear criminal responsibility. Where a mentally ill person who has not completely lost the ability to recognize or control his or her own conduct commits a crime, he shall bear criminal responsibility, but the punishment may be mitigated or commuted. According to this article, the issue of criminal liability of a mentally ill person is divided into the following three situations:

l.Mentally ill persons who are completely criminally unresponsible: This refers to a situation in which a mentally ill person causes harmful consequences when he is unable to recognize or control his or her actions.

Such a mentally ill person is a mentally ill person who is completely free of criminal responsibility. They are not criminally responsible for acts that endanger society. It is necessary to confirm that he is a mentally ill person who is completely free of criminal duties.

Two criteria must be met at the same time:

1) Medical standards. That is, he was in a state of mental illness when he committed the act of endangering society, and was in the period of onset rather than remission and intermittent period, and the reason for committing the act of endangering society was caused by mental illness.

2) Psychological standards. That is, because the perpetrator is mentally ill, he is completely deprived of the energy to recognize and control his behavior. Whether these two criteria are met, i.e., whether they are the same as a mentally ill person who is completely incapable of criminal responsibility, must be determined through the legal process.

That is, to conduct an appraisal of the judicial spirit in accordance with the law.

2.Mentally ill person with full criminal responsibility: This refers to an intermittent mentally ill person who is mentally normal.

When committing a crime, criminal responsibility should be borne. Intermittent mentally ill patients are in an intermittent period, do not have onset of the disease, are mentally normal, and have the ability to recognize and control their own behavior, so they carry out socially harmful behaviors during the intermittent period. constitutes a crime and shall be fully criminally responsible.

3.Mentally ill persons with limited criminal liability. Also known as a mentally ill person with reduced criminal responsibility or partial criminal responsibility:

This refers to the situation in which a mentally ill person who has not completely lost the ability to recognize or control his or her own behaviour is guilty of a crime, and who is a mentally ill person who is completely uncriminally responsible. They are criminally responsible for the crimes they have committed, but the punishment may be mitigated or mitigated.

1. There are many psychotic symptoms, and patients often have problems with knowledge, emotion, and intention.

2. The so-called knowledge is cognitive function. Including perceptual content, patients may experience sensory sensitivity, loss, or loss. Hallucinations may include auditory hallucinations, visual hallucinations, olfactory hallucinations, taste hallucinations, sensual discomfort, visceral hallucinations, etc.

3. Patients may have thinking disorders, thinking disorders, for example, patients have delusional content, broken thinking, incoherent thinking, etc. Or the patient will have some emotional changes, such as emotional apathy, emotional inversion, inattention, increased concentration and other symptoms.

4. In clinical practice, patients also have the problem of self-control, that is, they have insufficient understanding of their own diseases, thinking that the above symptoms are not diseased, and there is a problem with the cognition of their own diseases, which is a situation of incomplete self-control or lack of self-control. At this time, it should be actively carried out in the company of family members**.

Psychopaths themselves feel sensitive, have hallucinations and delusions due to high inner pressure, mental disorders, decreased self-control, inner pain, a sense of unreality, and indifference.

Guidance: It is recommended to pay attention to maintaining a good state of mind while using drugs**. Use reasonable emotions** to change irrational beliefs and alleviate irrational emotions. It is not the event itself that causes suffering, but the irrational way of cognition that arises in people's hearts.

Nerve problems, stress and sensitivity, are all nerve problems, and I definitely can't control myself.

It's the act of thought control, but there are too many internal mental disturbances.

If you can control yourself, is it still called a mental patient?