AI Article Synopsis
- Humiliation is seen as a reaction to perceived insults, acting as a traumatic stimulus that prompts a survival response in individuals.
- This response includes emotional reactions and specific behaviors that seem to be instinctive and aimed at survival.
- Developmental experiences and social learning can influence how strongly these responses are felt or how they manifest in behavior.
Article Abstract
Humiliation, triggered by sensed insult, is hypothesized as a traumatic stimulus and the driving force of a goal-directed survival response that includes predictable emotional appraisals, and motivational or behavioral responses. Because these responses appear automatic and obligatory, they are most likely innately planted as a survival mechanism. Sensitive to developmental experience, these psychobiological responses can be intensified or modulated by social learning.
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