Senseiszolgáltatottság

Senseiszolgáltatottság is a Hungarian term that translates to "sense of entitlement" in English. It describes a belief that one is inherently deserving of certain privileges, special treatment, or material possessions, often without having earned them or having a justifiable reason for such claims. This feeling can stem from various sources, including upbringing, perceived social status, or personal experiences.

Individuals who exhibit a strong sense of entitlement may expect others to cater to their needs and desires, become frustrated or angry when their expectations are not met, and struggle with accepting responsibility for their actions. They might believe that rules and norms do not apply to them and may be prone to blaming others for their shortcomings. In some cases, a pervasive sense of entitlement can be a symptom of underlying psychological conditions, though it is not always indicative of a disorder. Understanding the concept of senseiszolgáltatottság involves recognizing the subjective nature of perceived deservingness and its impact on interpersonal relationships and individual behavior. It is a phenomenon observed across different cultures, though its expression and societal perception can vary.