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| '''Libido''' means ] drive. | '''Libido''' means ] drive. | ||
| ] introduced the term and pointed out that the libido can come in conflict with terms of civilized behaviour, leading to tension | ] introduced the term and pointed out that the libido can come in conflict with terms of civilized behaviour, leading to tension | ||
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Libido means sexual drive.
Sigmund Freud introduced the term and pointed out that the libido can come in conflict with terms of civilized behaviour, leading to tension and disturbance.