Demons are often described as supernatural beings that are typically associated with evil or malevolence. In various cultures and religions, they are believed to influence human behavior, causing harm or temptation. The concept of demons can be found in many traditions, including Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism, each with its own interpretations and characteristics. In folklore and mythology, demons may take on different forms, ranging from monstrous creatures to more subtle, deceptive entities. They are frequently depicted in literature and art, symbolizing inner struggles or moral dilemmas. The study of demons also intersects with psychology, where they can represent personal fears or anxieties.