patológiáskiegészít

Patológiáskiegészítés is a Hungarian term that translates to pathological addition or pathological supplementation. It refers to the process of adding or supplementing something in a manner that is considered unhealthy, excessive, or detrimental. This can manifest in various contexts, often related to psychological or behavioral patterns.

In a psychological sense, patológiáskiegészítés might describe an obsessive or compulsive need to add to something, such as accumulating objects beyond necessity or continuously seeking validation or approval to an unhealthy degree. It can also relate to maladaptive coping mechanisms where individuals add behaviors or substances to their lives to mask or avoid dealing with underlying issues, leading to a cycle of dependence or further distress.

The term can also be applied in more general situations where a modification or addition creates a negative or pathological outcome. For instance, an architectural addition that compromises the structural integrity of a building could be described as a patológiáskiegészítés. The core idea is that the act of adding or supplementing, while seemingly neutral in intent, results in a pathological or harmful consequence. Understanding this concept requires examining the context to determine what is being supplemented and the negative impact of that addition.