Скачать или смотреть The Psychology of People Who Don't React to Insults

When someone disrespects you, do you get angry? Or do you get quiet? The scariest people are often the ones who don't react at all. In this video, we dismantle the "Psychology of Non-Reactivity" to reveal why silence is not a sign of weakness, but a high-level display of neurobiological efficiency and "Ego-Resiliency".
We explore the science behind why some people remain unbothered by verbal provocation. It isn't just apathy; it is a sophisticated cognitive process involving the "I(3) Model" (Instigation, Impellance, and Inhibition) and top-down executive control. Discover how the prefrontal cortex dampens the amygdala’s "fight or flight" response, allowing non-reactors to bypass anger and engage in "Cognitive Reappraisal" rather than harmful suppression.
We also dive into the "Power of Silent Defiance." Learn why silence is a strategic "Detachment Response" that destabilizes manipulators and signals high status. From the Stoic "Dichotomy of Control" to the Buddhist concept of Upekkha (Equanimity), we breakdown the mental frameworks that turn insults into empty noise.
In this video, you will learn:
• The Neuroscience of Composure: How the Prefrontal Cortex regulates the Amygdala during conflict.
• The I(3) Framework: Understanding the balance between Instigation, Impellance, and Inhibition.
• Strategic Silence: Why silence creates a "power payoff" and forces the aggressor to deal with their own chaos.
• Stoic & Buddhist Tools: How to view insults as subjective opinions rather than objective facts.
• Personality Architecture: The role of the "Big Five" traits and Internal Locus of Control in emotional stability.

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