Could Our Instincts Be Wrong Pt. 4
n a self-defense situation, several natural human reactions to a threat can be less useful or even counterproductive. These reactions are often instinctive, driven by the body’s fight-flight-freeze-fawn response to stress or danger. Here's another one - OVERREACTING/BLIND AGGRESSION • What it is: The “fight” response can manifest as uncontrolled, impulsive aggression, such as flailing, screaming uncontrollably, or attacking without strategy. • Why it’s not useful: Blind aggression often lacks precision, wasting energy and leaving you open to counterattacks. For example, swinging wildly at an attacker might miss or expose you to a takedown. It can also ....
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