Have you ever met people who constantly complain about their lives, but at the same time do not change anything in it? Does this philosophy of life surprise you? You shouldn't be surprised. This approach to your life is called secondary benefit in psychology. A person, having stumbled once and realizing that one can benefit from suffering, will stumble again and again. Let's look at this syndrome in more detail.

Definition

What secondary benefit? A similar syndrome is a habit of a person to benefit from his misfortune. A person, finding himself in a difficult situation, for example, falling ill, can revel in his grief. A person will feel bad, but at the same time he will be surrounded by care and love. The person doesn't have to do anything. You can lie on the couch all day and watch your favorite TV shows. From the outside it will seem that the person is suffering. After all heat, constant droppers and injections will seem like hard labor. But the person will agree to endure such torture of his body, just to get the benefit that comes with feeling unwell. And it's not just the perpetually ill that benefit. Individuals who suffer from loneliness, live with a small salary or with a tyrant husband, also endure their deplorable situation for a reason. They enjoy the situation they are in. Such persons cannot be called masochists. After all, they derive significant benefits for themselves and consider relative inconveniences a small price to pay for all the other delights that life gives.

Emergence of profit

How does a secondary benefit arise? The idea that you can benefit from your grief comes to mind only to deeply unhappy or notorious people. A normal person will not dare to correct his condition in this way. Why does the unfortunate take a desperate step? He believes that he has nothing to lose, that the end will justify the means. For example, a single mother who is accustomed to living alone with a child may seem absolutely unhappy in appearance. Any sane person would advise a woman to find a worthy father for her child. But a woman will refuse such proposals and for the sake of appearance even go on dates from time to time. But soon the lady will understand that Government program funding for single mothers isn't that bad. A woman does not have to work hard, the state makes monthly contributions, which, although with difficulty, are enough to live on. A woman doesn't need a man. The lady is not sure that her new chosen one will be better than the old one. But after marrying a second time, a woman will lose all her privileges. Therefore, the lady does not even try to improve her personal life, why, if the woman is satisfied with everything.

Benefits from Fear

Cowardly people are not shy about admitting to themselves such a trait. What secondary benefit can there be from fear? A person who is terribly afraid of everything in the world can similarly cover up his laziness. For example, friends will offer a person to the sea. But after all, in order to go on vacation, you need to save up money, choose a hotel, book a hotel and think over an entertainment program. Or you can do nothing, hiding behind the fear of flying. A person can say that he is terrified of flying, and this will sound like a pretty decent excuse. No one can reproach him with fear, because few people can make out the real reason for the refusal behind the outer mask.

The secondary benefit of fear can work not only with flights, but with any other activity. For example, a person may be afraid of water. It’s not as embarrassing to tell others that you are afraid of water as to admit that you can’t swim. For some reason, in our society, it is customary to treat unconscious fears positively, but negatively to the absence of some skill.

Benefits of self-doubt

The secondary benefit in psychology always has some background and is rooted in some kind of human complex. Most often, the problems of all people are formed in childhood. That is where the answer is to be found. A person who suffers from low self-esteem and who does not want to change the situation in any way can be quite happy. It may seem doubtful to someone the happiness of a person who cannot show his character. But if you think about it, you can understand that he just does not want to take responsibility. After all, weak personalities never accept independent decisions and always ask for advice from friends or acquaintances. And then people act in accordance with the instructions received. Well, if the result of such an action is positive, but if he gets an unsatisfactory result of his activity, then a person will be able to shift the responsibility onto someone else. After all, he did not make the decision on his own, which means that the result of his activities will not fully lie on the shoulders of the offender.

Benefits of being a victim

Masochists enjoy pain, but victims of secondary gain are smart and calculating. They don't do reckless things. They are led by cold calculation. A woman who marries a tyrant knows her husband's potential. The girl more than once noticed the habits of the chosen one even before the wedding, and she perfectly understands what such personality traits will lead to in a relationship. Nevertheless, she agrees to marry the despot. It is impossible to call such a circumstance an ill-considered step. A person always knows what this or that act will lead him to. And when, over time, the woman's husband begins to show his despotic character, the girl begins to run around friends and complain about her lover. What is the lady's benefit? She receives warmth and care, which she could not find in marriage. And she is quite satisfied with the attention with which she is surrounded by close and sympathetic people. The woman does not want to change her position, because she is pleased to be in front of everyone and act as a victim.

Benefit from loneliness

Have you met men who consider their loneliness a curse? There are many such representatives of the strong half of humanity. What kind of people find secondary benefits of loneliness? A person who complains to others that he cannot find a normal girl is actually throwing dust in his eyes. A man enjoys a lonely life. He does not have to take care of anyone, and there is no need to share a roof over his head with someone. You can change girls every two weeks, and wild parties will help brighten up lonely evenings. A man feels great and just does not understand why he needs to change things. Yes, consciously the guy knows that he needs to start a family and children, but subconsciously the man has not yet grown up to his emotional maturity, when he is finally ready to take responsibility not only for his own, but also for someone else's life.

Benefits of low pay

Are there people in your environment who work for a penny, but do not want to change anything in their lives? What are these people waiting for? They like to complain about their boss and co-workers. And people of this temperament sincerely believe that it is simply impossible to find a better job. What is the secondary benefit of such a position? People do not need to change anything in their usual way. A person is in his comfort zone and does not want to leave it at all. The person is respected in their circles, she has friends and acquaintances. A person knows how and on what he will spend his current salary and what he will save money from the bonus for. And when he has the opportunity to earn more, he begins to experience a completely natural fear. Panic begins, how to spend a lot of money, what to save it for and where to invest. A person does not know how he will be accepted in a new team and how members of a more elite society will communicate with him. So whine about a better life the person will continue, but the current state of affairs will not change.

What follows from this?

After examining several situations, we can draw conclusions from the situation that gives a secondary benefit.

  • You can get out of trouble. A person does not have to look for solutions to complex problems. You can always hide in your shell and wait for someone else to accept important decision or help you improve the current state of affairs. And sometimes you can just get rid of the problem by ignoring it.
  • Secondary benefit gives a person the opportunity to feel loved and needed. If a person lacks the love of family and friends, then the person resorts to proven methods. For example, it starts to hurt. The conscience of close people wakes up, and they surround a family member with care and pay increased attention to a person.
  • A person does not have to meet the high standards that others place on him. The surrounding people treat weak and timid persons with understanding and care. Therefore, they do not have to meet the standards of normal healthy people.

Solution

One technique for dealing with secondary gain is to find a situation that annoys you and ask yourself why you are still not changing things. Remember cause and effect relationships. Ask yourself how you benefit from a bad relationship, an illness, or a low paycheck. You need to answer honestly and without embellishment. Only an honest answer will help to find the true problem and normalize the situation. Once you have found your problem, you need to fix it. Do your best to get out of your comfort zone. It will be hard at first, but with due diligence, you will surely cope. And in order not to fall into a similar trap in the future, you should leave your comfort zone as often as possible, at least once a month.

Psychological work

Don't know how to get rid of the secondary benefit? NLP will help you with this. But it is necessary to conduct such sessions not at home, but with a specialist. Experienced psychotherapists will be able to relieve you of psychological problems and find the roots of your substituted reality.

Well, if there is neither time nor money to go to a specialist, how to get rid of the secondary benefit on your own? Once you have found the problem, you must deal with it step by step. You need to start with feeling your emotions. Consider if you are benefiting from suffering. If so, change the state of things and start getting negative emotions from negative things. Do not engage in self-deception, it will not help. Learn to enjoy common pleasures, well-being, the support of a loved one, and good material well-being.

In psychology, there is such a thing - secondary benefit. This is a hidden bonus that is received as a result of seemingly useless behavior. As an example of a secondary benefit, a person who is ill on purpose (sometimes secretly from himself) is often cited in order to get the attention and care of others that are attached to the disease.

Even more often, "profitable" helplessness is deliberately practiced in order to shift heavy responsibilities onto other people's shoulders. Trying to extract a secondary benefit, they pretend to be incapable and weak so that the demanding others fall behind, taking full responsibility for themselves.

In early childhood, the child intuitively feels what role to play in order to extract the desired benefits. But over the years, he gets used to this role - he takes his pretense for nature. For example, not wanting to strain his mind, he portrays an inability to understand, and over time he begins to believe himself that this is his real insurmountable weakness. Subsequently, already an adult, again and again, according to a long-standing habit, he closes himself from the need to turn on the thinker. As a result, indeed, both in the eyes of those around him and in his own, he becomes stupid and inhibited.

Often, the fear of disturbing one’s overestimated in real business, unwillingness to overcome difficulties and bear responsibility for one’s own passivity, is “profitably” covered up by an external impossibility - they say, this is such a country for initiatives that is inconvenient for us, society is unfair, or a tyrant spouse does not give a break.

Another good example I recently cited in an article - this is a person who is constantly “distracted” from supposedly desired sports loads, as if forcing him to sit in a soft spot against his will.

Do you already understand what really distracts him?

The real but unrecognized desire that drives behavior is the secondary benefit. Laziness, its visual manifestation, is a refusal to recognize your prevailing desire to do exactly what you do when you shirk from the affairs approved by your conscience.

And the top of the "hit parade" of popular aspirations, from which reason denies, is headed by feeling own importance. They cover it according to the situation, with anything - noble intentions, protection of truth and justice, health benefits - any pretext from which conscience will not choke. A banal example is a luxurious thing bought in words - for "business", but in reality - for show-off ..

True Desires

The secondary benefit, sagging in the unconscious, is therefore not recognized by a clear mind, which does not seem appropriate to it. And it may even seem vicious, since it is based on lies. Having been revealed to the mind, the secondary benefit would be subjected to the threat of an instant debunking, and therefore unconsciously covered up in order to continue secretly extracting.

No matter how many smart books about the benefits of self-knowledge are read, you won’t even take a century to look into your own insides, while secretly from yourself you want to continue to derive secondary benefits of self-deception. And it's completely natural.

No matter how picturesquely spiritual and highly moral qualities are described by preachers and teachers, they are not achievable as long as they contradict true desires - obvious and secondary benefits.

Secondary benefit is the very motive that guides when they do not understand the reason for their actions. In almost every situation, when it seems that one is acting contrary to desires, one can state self-deception, in which the true prevailing desire remains unrecognized.

Do you want to understand why you are stuck in an unpleasant situation? Recognize honestly the real advantages of your position. Find your secondary benefit.

Secondary benefit of emotions

In one of the articles I said that emotions are the power of desires. And desires, as you already know, can be suppressed into the unconscious and invisible to the mind. Therefore, emotions seem to be independent - like external elements, they occupy the mind, bypassing the conscious will.

Simply put, personal will, being unrecognized, begins to seem otherworldly. And a person can believe that he was captured by some insidious and evil spirit - his own denied desire. This is how the secondary benefit of emotions works, which at first glance may seem completely unprofitable and destructive. In this sense, they selflessly enjoy their suffering, not at all wanting to give it up.

For example, there is an absolutely selfish intention to impose guilt on the offender so that he, having repented, becomes comfortable.

The obsessive intention to establish one's own, sometimes completely groundless, authoritative superiority over the object of irritation is covered.

Behind lies the hope of getting a lover. To take and analyze one's hope, recognizing its possible futility, will seem to the lover a blasphemous betrayal of "holy" feelings. In the meantime, you languish and suffer, it seems like you continue to support the space of the future merging in love.

At the heart of self-pity is rooted the motive - to demonstrate the full depth of their torment, so that they are favorably covered with care. You can ecstatically burst into tears even in solitude, not noticing how you are already expecting an openly irrational reward. It is as if there is a special layer of the subtle plane, where all personal suffering is calculated by a higher power that pays for tears with a “fair” reward.

There are many examples. A significant part of the blog articles are replete with them.

Draw your own conclusions.

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"Secondary Benefit"

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How happy are the pessimists! What joy they experience when it turns out that there is no joy!

M. Ebner-Eschenbach

It would seem that everyone understands that despondency is bad, that a discouraged person drags heavily the burden of his life and suffers from his own experiences.

But! Why does he continue to suffer? Why doesn't he give up his Bad mood and smile at the world? We do not take here "medical" cases of depression caused by a violation of the biochemical processes in the brain. We are talking about 90% of a different, psychological despondency of people whose brain is completely normal from the point of view of medicine. Why do they live in despondency, complain about him, but continue to be discouraged?

Sometimes because they subconsciously do not want to break out of this state. I emphasize - subconsciously, but on a conscious level, they assure that they are tired of such a life, that they want to be joyful and active.

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Intention is the purpose behind all our behavior. And this intention is ultimately positive for the person. Whatever we do - talking, running, cursing, watching a movie - it all serves a purpose. We brush our teeth for health, buy new shoes for convenience, and new car for prestige, read articles for knowledge having sex for pleasure drinking coffee in the morning for cheerfulness. Even seemingly "negative actions" - tantrums, depression, allergies - almost always have an intention. When people who were rescued after a suicide attempt were asked "why did they do this", they answered something along the lines of: "I wanted to finally find peace."
Everything we do, we do to realize our own intentions.

Criteria for positive intention

positive intention must meet the following criteria:

  • This goal - that is, what a person wants to achieve answers the question: “What do you want?”;
  • This internal goal that is, it concerns internal state or evaluation of a person, for example, “make a lot of money” is a way of achieving, behavior, and the corresponding intention can be “wealth” or “wealth”.
  • this goal positive for a person, for example, “hating yourself” may be an internal goal (intention), but by asking clarifying questions, we will eventually come to a positive intention, such as “success” or “love”.
Each behavior serves to achieve some positive goal.​
Since we are talking about a positive intention, it is assumed that there may be a negative one. For example, a person might do something for "suffering", "self-hatred", "humiliation", or even "death". But behind such a negative intention, a positive one is eventually revealed: "purification", "peace", "justice" or "liberation".

How to figure out intent

To figure out intention behind some behavior, you can ask questions:
- Why do you This need?
- What do you want This give?
- What are you from this get?

For example:
- I'm afraid to approach a beautiful girl. [behavior]
Why do you need this fear, what does it give you?
It doesn't do anything, it just hinders.
- And if you think about it, he probably still gives you something, why do you need him? Maybe he protects you from something or motivates you?
- Well, I'm afraid of getting rejected.
- What happens if you refuse?
- I will feel insecure. So it turns out that fear allows me stay confident. [intention]

Why clarify intent

Intention- one of the basic concepts in NLP. The ability to find out intention, and especially separating intent and behavior, can be helpful:

  • in communication, to respond more effectively to intention rather than behavior;
  • in self-study - knowing our own intentions allows us to understand what we are striving for;
  • for therapy - it is necessary to determine the intention in most cases of work, as well as in order to make such techniques as the "New Behavior Generator", "Integration of Conflicting Parts", "Sweep" and others.
  • for greater behavioral flexibility - you can try to achieve the same intention in different ways, and knowing the intention, you can select these methods more effectively.

Sometimes just finding out the intention helps a person change the problem situation on his own.

The difference between intention and behavior

Intention- This internal positive goal, behavior- This attempt achieve this goal. Pay attention to the word attempt - often the way in which a person tries to achieve his goal? may be completely ineffective. For example, showing resentment is often a very bad attempt to gain approval.
Intention answers the question "why?" and in most cases is described by a nominalization or a phrase with a nominalization:
enjoyment;
OK;
confirmation of love;
calm;
receiving the information.
Behavior answers the question “how?”, “in what way?” and is most often expressed in a phrase with a verb:
arrive on time;
plan;
be surprised;
choose words carefully;
cross the road quickly.
BUT! Behavior in some cases, it can also be described by a phrase with nominalization:
resentment;
disturbance;
demonstration of emotions;
change.

goals which we want to achieve is intention or metaresult;
when we think of something as way to achieve the goal, is behavior.

That is why, for any intention, you can ask the question: “what does it give you?” or similar, and get a higher level intent.
- I resent my husband. [behavior]
- Why are you doing it?
- I want him to start listening to me. [meta result]
Why do you want your husband to listen to you?
- If he does not listen to me, it means that I am indifferent to him.
- And if he listens to you?
- If he listens to me, then I'm important to him. [intention]
- So you shout at your husband to show that you are important to him?
- Yes.
- And what will it give you personally that he shows that you are important to him?
- It means that he loves me. [higher level intent]
- Why do you want him to love you?
- It gives me confidence in myself. [higher level intent]
- And if you are completely confident in yourself - what will you strive for more important?
- To harmony, perhaps. [higher level intent]

The search for a higher level intention is not an endless process - at the end of such a chain is what is called "core" or "deep" states. On this occasion, you can read the book "Essential Transformation" by Steve and Connire Andreas.

Appropriate Behavior

Generally speaking, suitable behavior must meet the following criteria. It should be:

  • efficient- allows you to achieve the goal;
  • reliable- it happens regularly, not occasionally;
  • accessible– it can be easily obtained or used;
  • environmentally friendly- The consequences of this action are acceptable to you.

For example, eating smoking for pleasure is effective, reliable and affordable, but rather unenvironmentally friendly - it spoils health.
Playing in a casino as a way to get rich is efficient, relatively affordable, more or less environmentally friendly, but for the majority it is completely unreliable.
A half-hour walk in the forest as a way to calm down is effective, reliable, environmentally friendly, but in most cases it is not available (for example, during an exam for an institute).

Secondary Benefits

If the intention is the main goal of the action, then secondary benefits- these are the goals that a person satisfies along the way, as a "bonus".
Secondary Benefits is also an extremely important concept in NLP. It is the presence of a large number of secondary benefits that, in most cases, creates difficulties in changing undesirable behavior. For example, smoking can be a very unsustainable way to get pleasure - declining health, yellow teeth, coughing - but just a large number of secondary benefits prevent quitting: smoking as a way to break time, distract, relax, make contact etc.
You need to understand that

behavior may be inefficient as a way of realizing intention, but as a way of realizing secondary benefits, it is always effective.

That is, a person with this specific action may not achieve the main goal, but he definitely achieves “side” goals. Context: interaction with friends.
Behavior: demonstration of insecurity.
Intention: security.
Secondary Benefits: attracting attention, confirmation of importance, calmness.
So if we want to find other, more appropriate behavior, besides being efficient, reliable, affordable, and environmentally friendly, we also need to figure out how to satisfy the secondary benefits.

True, it is not necessary that they be satisfied with this particular new behavior. Although that would certainly be an elegant solution.

How to identify secondary benefits

What else does [it] give you?
What else do you get with [this]?

Keep in mind that the same behavior in different contexts may satisfy different secondary benefits(however, as well as various intentions). So if you're looking for secondary benefits for a behavior that a person uses in a lot of contexts, you'll need to research each one.

I eat a lot. [behavior]
- Why are you doing it?
- When I'm full, I finally relax. [intention]
- So it's wonderful!
- What's good about that - I'm getting fat.
- Why would you want to be full?
- Absolutely nothing!
- Are you sure? Think about it, you probably get something from it.
- Well, yes. When I am full, I feel more confident.[secondary benefit]
- What exactly gives you confidence?
- Well, they are unlikely to approach me to get acquainted - I do not want my husband to be jealous of me.
- What does it mean to you when your husband is not jealous of you?
- stable relationship. [secondary benefit]
- What else does fullness give you?
- I feel bigger and I think I can deal with a difficult situation.[secondary benefit]
- What else?
- Feeling safe- I look like a man who can fight back. [secondary benefit]

People often (albeit unconsciously) seek and create problems for themselves, in order to solve some problems, get certain benefits.

Problems are not only troubles, problems can bring some benefit to a person from the other side. You can complain about life, you can refuse some previous obligations under the pretext of a problem or demand more from another person ...

Benefits of Problem Manipulative Games

The game "What a horror!" plays out most dramatically among people seeking to have surgery, and all signs of the game are found in their transactions. These people "buy" doctors and seek operations, despite the opposition of physicians. For them, hospital stays and surgery are associated with certain benefits. The internal psychological benefit is due to the fact that their body is damaged; the external psychological benefit is that they avoid all intimacy and responsibility; The entire responsibility lies with the surgeon. The biological benefit is embodied in the care of nurses. Internal social benefit provided by others medical workers and patients. By leaving the hospital, the patient derives an external social benefit in the form of sympathy and reverence for his suffering. In its extreme form, this game is played professionally by people who claim to be the victim of an accidental or deliberate medical error. At the same time, they demand not only sympathy, like amateur players, but also compensation for material damage. Thus, "What a horror!" becomes a game in which the player outwardly feigns despair, but inwardly rejoices that he can profit from his misfortune. Cm.

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