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    This document analyzes the characters from Winnie the Pooh and proposes psychological diagnoses for each one. It suggests that Winnie the Pooh is selfish, greedy, and whiny. Tigger shows signs of ADD/ADHD. Piglet displays separation anxiety and low self-confidence. Rabbit is obsessive-compulsive and co-dependent. Eeyore exhibits symptoms of clinical depression. Owl has a god complex and knows everything. Kanga and Roo are the most well-adjusted as a mother and child. Gopher is a workaholic. Christopher Robin, who is no longer featured, may have multiple personality disorder since the characters could represent his different personalities.

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    This document analyzes the characters from Winnie the Pooh and proposes psychological diagnoses for each one. It suggests that Winnie the Pooh is selfish, greedy, and whiny. Tigger shows signs of ADD/ADHD. Piglet displays separation anxiety and low self-confidence. Rabbit is obsessive-compulsive and co-dependent. Eeyore exhibits symptoms of clinical depression. Owl has a god complex and knows everything. Kanga and Roo are the most well-adjusted as a mother and child. Gopher is a workaholic. Christopher Robin, who is no longer featured, may have multiple personality disorder since the characters could represent his different personalities.

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    This document analyzes the characters from Winnie the Pooh and proposes psychological diagnoses for each one. It suggests that Winnie the Pooh is selfish, greedy, and whiny. Tigger shows signs of ADD/ADHD. Piglet displays separation anxiety and low self-confidence. Rabbit is obsessive-compulsive and co-dependent. Eeyore exhibits symptoms of clinical depression. Owl has a god complex and knows everything. Kanga and Roo are the most well-adjusted as a mother and child. Gopher is a workaholic. Christopher Robin, who is no longer featured, may have multiple personality disorder since the characters could represent his different personalities.

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    Winnie the Pooh: Selfish, self-centered, whinny, greedy. Tigger: Accute ADD/ADHD. Piglet: Separation anxiety, no self confidence.

    Rabbit: OCD all the way, co-dependant. Eeyore: Clinically depressed. Owl: God-complex/know-it-all. Kanga/Roo: Probably the most normal in the bunch. Mother/Child figures. Gopher: Workaholic. Christopher Robin, although really not in the cartoons any more. My theory on him: These are all his toys, yes? Perhaps these aren't toys but actually his other personalities. so I classify him as having Multiple Personality Disorder (or Disociative Identity Disorder as it's now called).

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