Peržiūrėti šaltinį Bright-light aggression

<b>Bright-light aggression</b> is the [[psychopathic]] disruptiv behavior of
<br> using bright lights, unprovokedly, to shine into the eyes of people
<br> in one's surroundings, or onto a particular person or persons.
<br> This is sometimes done via mounting bright lights in or around one's
<br> backyard or the edge of one's house, which shine into a neighbor's backyard
<br> or onto another part of a neighbor's property,
<br> with the most aggressiv targets being front-dors and back-dors.
<br> Such people may use motion-detection-activated lights,
<br> so as to make their aggression more dynamic.
<br> Bright-light aggression is also sometimes done via mounting bright lights upon
<br> the front of one's house, which shine brightly onto the houses and yards across the street,
<br> and across the sidewahks.
<br> Bright-light aggression is also sometimes done by police, many of which use vehicular lights
<br> which are much brighter than what is necessary for patrolling.
<br> Bright-light aggression is also done by various psychopathic designers of
<br> desktop-computer monitors, such that even the <i>lowest</i> brightness setting of
<br> such monitors is bright enuf to cause eye-damage.

The purpose of such disruptiv behaviors, like with [[barking-dog-harboring behavior]],
<br> is to reinforce one's delusional perceptual sensation that oneself
<br> possesses or encompasses the people in one's surroundings,
<br> or a particular person or persons.


[[Kategorija:Psychology]]