I bet you'd get a similar answer from psychologists mostly because well adjusted people tend to not visit them. You're also making a selection bias, assuming p

I bet you'd get a similar answer from psychologists mostly because well adjusted people tend to not visit them. You're also making a selection bias, assuming people that see a psychologist are not well adjusted. It's equally possible that only well adjusted people seek psychological consult, while others are sublimating their problems. I don't necessarily agree with that conclusion either, but I think it's worth pointing out. Especially when discussing emotional maturity.