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Overexcitabilities (Dabrowski)
BEEI
Some people simply experience their surroundings more intensely — sights, textures and disorder register more sharply for them. Drawn from established psychology, this helps us understand why a property's appearance matters so much more to some clients, and to communicate in a way that respects that heightened sensitivity rather than overwhelming it.
Overexcitabilities, drawn from Dabrowski's Theory of Positive Disintegration, are heightened modes of responding to stimuli (psychomotor, sensual, intellectual, imaginational and emotional). In BEEI they explain why certain occupants — often the same individuals as the Enthropathological Mind — register environmental decay with disproportionate intensity, and they inform a Universal Access Architecture that communicates the service in ways that neither overwhelm nor dismiss heightened sensitivities. They tie the framework's psychology to a recognised model of cognitive difference.
fluid intelligence, built-environment anxiety
Overexcitabilities, drawn from Dabrowski's Theory of Positive Disintegration, are heightened modes of responding to stimuli (psychomotor, sensual, intellectual, imaginational and emotional). In BEEI they explain why certain occupants — often the same individuals as the Enthropathological Mind — register environmental decay with disproportionate intensity, and they inform a Universal Access Architecture that communicates the service in ways that neither overwhelm nor dismiss heightened sensitivities. They tie the framework's psychology to a recognised model of cognitive difference.
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