Unvalued S + I

Description

A default cognitive stance of distrust and retribution toward others, leading to a behavioral emphasis on personal dominance and control. The individual's worldview is fundamentally competitive, which fosters a consistent pattern of antisocial behaviors and strategic emotional responses.

General meaning

A potential readiness (as well as the unconscious drive) of the psyche for extreme overloads in conditions of tough competition (or forced cooperation)

Social Level

An ability to seize or maintain power by various means (ranging from authoritarianism to sophisticated manipulation techniques)

Psychological level

Characterized by an aggressor-victim complex - the possession of intimidating power (its use is not necessarily required) or through the need to feel like a victim

Physical Level

A tendency to use stimulants to push the body during extreme overloads

A need for periodic checks of competitiveness and attempts to find one's own limits