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Because the perception is triggering a memory and the memory overtakes the perception as the new reality?
by MrOwnPut 4y ago
Because the perception is triggering a memory and the memory overtakes the perception as the new reality?
- phkahler 4y ago>> Because the perception is triggering a memory and the memory overtakes the perception as the new reality? Maybe more like the perception of reality is triggering emotions from a memory of a similar reality. In more extremem cases yes, it brings back the memory too. I'd argue (and this is just me) that emotions are more distinct than perceptions and memories, and are more like annotations to both. But I'm getting way outside of any clinical model I've read about. We want traumatic events to get resolved and stored without the high emotional content that distorts current perceptions.