Life stress
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In the first five years of life beginning at conception, the organism being created first learns the sort of environment it lives in. the second thing it learns is the method of survival in that environment. The knowledge acquired, when not acted upon brings about varying levels of frustration. The organism responds to this frustration according to its experience.
See also Stress (medicine).
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