NECESSITY LEVEL

This is a person’s ability to rise above his aberrations when his action is required to handle an immediate and serious threat to his survival.

a person's ability to rise above his aberrations when his action is required to handle an immediate and serious threat to his survival. —APA Glossary (app 11.7.90)

a person's ability to The only way one sees anythinga person's ability to rise above his aberrations when his action is required to handle an immediate and serious threat to his survival.a person's ability to rise above his aberrations when his action is required to handle an immediate and serious threat to his survival. See also aberration in this glossary.the degree of emergency in present time environment. That amount of commotion necessary to extrovert the individual into action in present time. That amount of urgency or commotion necessary in the environment to extrovert the individual and put him into motion in present time. Two hundred and ten miles an hour in an car would bring almost anybody into present time, even a psycho. Lots of people come into present time and extrovert on an emergency level of sixty miles an hour. The danger in the environment is getting more and more apparent, and it will finally extrovert the person. It will take their attention right off their bank.

1. that amount of urgency or commotion necessary in the environment to extrovert the individual and put him into motion in present time. (5501C14)2. a sudden heightened willingness which untaps a tremendous amount of ability. (PAB 129)3. the emergency factor. A sudden increase of randomity to a sufficiency that the individual makes a momentary adjustment to it. In other words, it momentarily increases his tolerance for unexpected motion. (Abil 56)