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THE THIRD SYMPTOM OF STAGE THREE BREAKDOWN -APPARENT CHANGE IN PERSONALITY AND PRIORITIES
When the brain has to begin switching off overloaded circuits to protect itself, the law of strength which I mentioned before, fails to operate. This is because strong stimuli cause switching off responses while weak stimuli do not. Therefore, the person with stage three stress breakdown symptoms begins to respond inappropriately, making little or no response to big problems while responding normally to little problems. Not unexpectedly, while the over-stressed person is ignoring those problems that normally worry him the most, attending instead to trivial details, his behaviour quite mystifies his workmates and relatives.
After all, our personalities are often defined on the basis of our priorities. Obsessive people are pre-occupied with lists and procedures; narcissistic people place a lot of emphasis on appearances, and so on. In third stage stress breakdown, problems that bother us most may begin to evoke the least response, which is actually the opposite to the way we usually behave.
Because the behaviour of a person exhibiting third stage stress breakdown symptoms can be so out of character for that person, others find it difficult to describe the over-stressed person’s behaviour adequately. Thus members of the family or workmates of the over-stressed person may sometimes resort to extravagant psychiatric diagnoses or accusations of moral degeneration, because the over-stressed person’s behaviour has become incomprehensible on the basis of his previous personality.
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