Sensory Deprivation¶
SOLOMON, P., LEIDERMAN, P. H., MENDELSON, J., & WEXLER, D. (1957). Sensory Deprivation: A Review. American Journal of Psychiatry, 114(4), 357-363.
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Mechanisms¶
- Silence and Void
- Without the thinnest frame, a void reads as neglect or as nothing at all, and the intended reverence never forms; pushed too far toward total silence and dark, it stops being contemplative and becomes sensory deprivation — a distress state, not awe.
This sourceIdentifies sensory deprivation as a condition experimentally produced by reducing the intensity or patterning of external stimuli.
- Without the thinnest frame, a void reads as neglect or as nothing at all, and the intended reverence never forms; pushed too far toward total silence and dark, it stops being contemplative and becomes sensory deprivation — a distress state, not awe.
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