TABLE 1
SHARED PHENOMENA IN FOUR GROUPS*
Yarn Painting from day of dead
TRAITS
SCHOOLING FISH
VIOLENT STUDENTS
VIRUS WRITERS
MEDIA REPORTERS
Needs
protection communications
recognition by others
reactions of public
approval by editor
Fosters
survival response
rejection
"nerds"image
improved ratings
Victims
fish
others
"lame" others
readers, copycats
Peers
join
intimidated
frustrated
envied
Growth Patterns
repeat cycle
startle others
get job
become editor
Model
survival fittest
"run amok"
frust/aggression
sound/byte
NOTES:
Media reporters=describing the media event in the same terms, lacking technical information, or alternative modelsNerds=technically capable, but socially inhibited
Lame=Individuals who suffer from social ineptness
Model=self explanatory notions used by individuals
RUNNING AMOK= New Zealand native Maorian actions that includes killing randomly until killed by others.
*Role of mental illness in human groups:
Unmet needs, filled by learned irrational actions; whether internal thought disorders as in paranoia, or action oriented expression of the frustrated affect. Typically, these perpetrators medicate themselves by street substances. They suffer unrecognized personality disorders first identified in their teens, but not managed adequately or appropriately by available resources.
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