Neurological
normality disorder Note:
The content of this site is a parody. It is to be taken quite seriously.
What is NND?
According to the classification of DSN-V (Diagnostic and Statistical
Nonsense):
000.00 Neurological normality
disorder
Neurological normality disorder, or dyspulsia, is the hyper-operation of
control functions, which leads to excessively regular behaviour,
and compulsively analytical and logical thinking. Dyspulsive
individuals are unable to decide and react quickly, have problems with
processing visual stimuli, and often have poor imagination. Due to methodical thinking, they mainly think in
sequences, and are unable to jump from one thought to another and connect
distant pieces of thought. Owing to an excessively precise handling of
stimuli, they are unable to adopt new approaches to old stimuli. They are
poor at thinking in big patterns, and mostly only perceive smaller details of
things. They are mostly characterised by under
average creativity. NND is indisputably genetic in origin. Studies
indicate that areas of the brain linked to verbality
are also often overdeveloped in these individuals, while right hemisphere
functioning falls short of the expected level. What are the symptoms of NND?
Neurological normality disorder is accompanied by
several symptoms, but the various deficits appear to a different extent
depending on the individual. Persons with NND are usually characterised
by slower processing of visual stimuli, deficits in musicality, deficits in understanding humour,
slower decision making ability, deficits in managing simultaneous stimuli,
compulsively analytical-logical thinking and pervasive verbality.
They have difficulties with using images, visualization and mind maps in
learning, and they also have a difficulty accompanying verbality
with movements and melody. How common is NND?
Currently, about 80% of the population is affected
by this problem, but their ratio is, fortunately, decreasing with the change
in culture. Are there any treatments for NND?
Neurological normality is easy to treat. The right
hemisphere can be strengthened primarily through arts, such as music, dance, drama, fine arts, as well as
humour and strategic games. These activities
require little verbality, while promoting the rapid
development of the right hemisphere. Left hemisphere functioning constitutes
no disadvantage in practicing these activities. To the contrary, simultaneous
use of the two hemispheres results in a complete, integral person, and
complete, integral thinking. Dyspulsia test
Soon available! Glossary
Dyspulsia
- The word is a compound of the Greek word 'dys',
meaning difficulty, or disorder, and the Latin word 'pulsus',
meaning beating, blow, push, impulse. It is the diagnostic term for
individuals who are incapable of acting abruptly and impulsively without thinking.
Its close connection to neurological normality lead
to an amalgamation of the two concepts, and two have been increasingly used
as synonyms. Art - Art is a natural medium of
psychological development. "Art which does not have the appearance of
art is true art." http://depalma.pair.com/Analog/analog.html Verbality
- A communication code, transfer of information through the use of linguistic
elements. It is a narrowed down channel, which can only transmit information
very slowly, in spite of which it has proved quite efficient during human
development. Its forms include: speech, writing, and reading. If speech is
accompanied by movements and facial expressions, it becomes much more
efficient. In the same way, written text transmits considerably more information
through the use of pictures and figures. Visualization - A way
of thinking which facilitates learning and understanding. An image formed
individually about a given concept, which may even be rendered as a drawing.
It often appears in everyday life as pictograms. About this website
The present site is based on the initiative of the Institute for the Study of the Neurologically Typical. The Institute, with its
characteristic viewpoint, laid the foundation for approaching disorders with
different psychiatric codes from a different perspective, and presents an
aspect of the disorders showing the disadvantages of behaviour
not typically designited with disorders, at the
same time highlighting the advantages of behaviour
designated with disorders.
The author of this website: Dr. habil.
Éva Gyarmathy,
professional consultant for the Centre for
Adolescent and Adult Dyslexia operating under the auspices of
the Sun-Circle Mental Hygiene Foundation.
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