Re: A probe of your preparedness (ability and/or willingness) to
- From: "John Edser" <edser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 28 Sep 2006 13:32:13 -0400 (EDT)
"Entertained by my own EIMC" licenced.to.be.AEVASIVE@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:-
mostHere is two other small steps for you to consider, to take or refuse.
Some flight-or-fight situations are *not* of a dramatic character, and
are
only very gradually causing the kind of neurochemical signaling that
theydirectly corresponds to somatic (including inflammatory) and/or
psychological distress (including fear, pain, suffering, anxiety...).
Some of these situations are, likewise, not physically escapable, so
selected"too would lead to a self-defeating (hence "negatively naturally
stateand "fatally futile") fleeing or fighting - or ditto distress if a
of
"freeze" could and would then not be entered into.
JE:-
Please provide an example from within the biological sciences.
Situations that cause (most especially in the case of human immatures or
babies)what John Bowlby called "skin-hunger".
Although Bolwby studied *very seldom touched* institutionalized
infants/children this 'effect (-profile typical) of this particular
example
of SHITS come CURSES" (or a kind of a predicament that causes CURSES-type
imprints) it is not exclusively occur in the lives of institutionalized
children.
Also note that this is but one subcategory of situations exemplifying
predicaments of a
Potentially Overwhelmingly Onerous character.
Yours sincerely (only decEPTively joking),
Peter
JE:-
I remain unsure as to what exactly you are suggesting. Are you arguing that
Bolwby's love deprived and non parental imprinted children enter into a
state of emotional "freeze" because no other option for them exists?
Regards,
John Edser
Independent Researcher
edser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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