>But it's been my experience that people really don't like to hear that they're overreacting, especially while they're in the middle of overreacting. They disli

>But it's been my experience that people really don't like to hear that they're overreacting, especially while they're in the middle of overreacting. They dislike it so much that entire schools of thought are now dedicated quite strongly to the proposition that there is no such thing as overreaction. >The author of this article may well have singlehandedly touched off another round of overreaction from all parties involved. Interesting. I can see that. What sort of schools of thought are you thinking about here that talk about this sort of thing?