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Breakdowns to Breakthroughs · Chapter X · The examination

Overexcitabilities in the Body

Eleven questions. Nine of eleven passes, and you can take it again as often as you like.

  1. Which of the chapter's three reasons for the somatic dimension concerns people who identify with an overexcitability in words while their body shows tight jaw and held breath?

  2. Why does locating a sensation help someone flooded by emotional intensity, according to the chapter?

  3. How does the chapter distinguish psychomotor overexcitability from anxiety at the level of the nervous system?

  4. What is the chapter's guiding principle for working with psychomotor overexcitability?

  5. When sensual overexcitability is repeatedly shamed as being 'too sensitive', what compressed form does the chapter describe?

  6. A researcher forgets to eat for hours while absorbed in a problem, then feels drained, partly because she barely breathed. Which overexcitability and principle fit best?

  7. Which brain system does the chapter associate with imaginational overexcitability?

  8. What does the chapter mean by imaginational sovereignty?

  9. Which principle does the chapter give for emotional overexcitability, calling it perhaps the most important somatic skill in the framework?

  10. In the pendulation protocol, what does the observation that 'your left knee is probably fine' teach the nervous system?

  11. What does the Intensity Dialogue practice create, in IFS terms?

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