Neurodivergent individuals have 43 percent faster processing abilities than neurotypical individuals when visual processing mechanisms are stimulated.
Continual emotional processing reinforces the activation of the amygdala, fueling emotional reactions.
What if, however, we aren’t even aware of what it means or that we have the ability to make a proactive choice?, and empathy for others limit the accurate interpretation of social information and how best to use it to consider an appropriate response in any given social interaction. Repetitive emotional processing not only strengthens the assumption that there is no alternative way of operating but also leads to structural limitations in the brain that further inhibit recognising that adaptive proactive measures are possible.
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