It has some similar qualities, also it does not define just by it, to what Winnicott called "true self" and Karen Horney called the real self. Secondary Personality is the term for the neurotic structure build-up of armouring in the mind, spirit and in the body. It undermines self-regulation (dysregulated), limiting and distorting perceptions, thoughts, and emotional responses.
It possesses some analogous characteristics; it does not solely depend on what Winnicott termed as "true self" or Karen Horney's "real self." Secondary Personality refers to the neurotic accumulation of armor in mind, spirit, and body. It interferes with self-regulation (dysregulated), limiting and distorting perceptions, thoughts, and emotional responses.