Kompleksene

Kompleksene is a Norwegian term that translates to “the complexes” and functions as the definite plural of the noun kompleks. The expression appears across different domains to denote multiple organized groups or clusters, whether of ideas, structures, or phenomena.

In psychology, kompleks (complex) refers to an unconscious cluster of related emotions, memories, and associations that influence thoughts and behavior. The form komplekset or kompleksene can be used when discussing several such clusters or when referring to the concept in a general sense within a text. Classic examples include patterns that shape personality and emotional responses, though the specific labels vary by language and school of thought.

In science, particularly chemistry and biochemistry, a complex (koordineringskompleks) is a central atom or ion bonded to surrounding ligands. When discussing more than one such species, one might encounter kompleksene, especially in contexts where the definite article is required, such as in a study on several coordination complexes.

In culture and media, Kompleksene can function as a title or motif, signaling a focus on layered relationships, psychological depth, or intricate social dynamics. The term may appear in books, films, or music to evoke ideas of entangled identities or competing impulses.

See also: kompleks (the singular form), komplekser (plural for multiple complexes in general), and related psychological concepts such as various well-known complexes.