Posttraumatic Growth

- In psychology, Posttraumatic growth is a concept describing positive psychological change experienced as a result of struggling with highly challenging, highly stressful life circumstances. These situations often must invoke panic and fear for the situation to be beneficial for the subject's growth.

This growth can either be physically positive or psychologically positive, some cases may be both. However, this growth can only occur if the subject is capable of such growth.

- The suspension bridge effect is a scientific and psychological term used to describe a biological reaction in our psychology when we are under pressure. When we experience external stimulus that ignites our adrenal response, it plays a strange role in our minds and interpreting our environment.

This in turn, can cause a misinterpretation of emotions. Hence why many in stressful situations interpret their feelings as romantic toward whoever they deem worthy.

- These effects on a subjects psyche will be tested throughly by Dr. Lexis. The Dr has also requested to broadcast these events on a streaming service for revenue and to monitor its added effects on the subjects. It has been granted.