The pathological manifestations of contemporary societies: a psychological study on immaturity and its social implications.

Societies are dysfunctional by nature because they are formed by individuals who have, most of the time, a poor perception of reality. If 30% of people are psychotic structures, 50% are anaclitic organisations (immature people), which gives the characteristics to our unbalanced societies. Hence, this book aims at identifying the problem so that humanity may, at last, learn from itself and create acceptable social organisations through individual consciousness.
This study gathers information about all the manifestations of immaturity and places them in a social perspective. It starts with the responsibilities of immature intellectuals who maintain societies in their state of unconsciousness. Writers and film directors are more aware but what they show is not taken seriously; consequently, individuals keep on behaving a pathological way. Without the help of any psychological treatment, immature men and women intend to get together and form societies but they fail. Sometimes, their death drives are so uncontrollable, and their level of consciousness so low, that they are compelled to kill and increase drastically the social dysfunctionalities such as severe racism, Islamic terrorism and manslaughters. When the economy is in crisis, human organisations can be so wounded that the psychopathic part of society takes the lead and puts nations into a state of pure barbarity (World War II).