| Through lots of observations and assessments, I scientifically conclude that healthy people employ “social behaviourism” - social techniques which reveal mental illness in unsound individuals as if to be an evolutionary compulsion. Otherwise, it is because of the unwritten community goals in groupthink anxiety to identify and avoid risky individuals. These observations and assessments pertain to British culture, by and large, therefore I do not at this stage attempt to generalise my conclusions to American culture or otherwise. I have to wonder if terror threats have played a considerable role in shaping these mentalities. This shouldn't come as too much of a surprise to anyone unaware of how psychologically competent many ordinary people are; this is practically the age of psychology we live in. Thoughts? |
JustaCratDec 29, 2017 1:43 AM
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