Neuro tags are learned nervous system responses formed through painful experiences that can become imprecise over time, causing the brain to trigger protective fear responses in similar sensory environments even when no actual threat exists, similar to how a phobia develops after a traumatic experience.
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What Are Neuro Tags? Understanding Learned Pain ResponsesAdded:
you can end up with quite an imprecise neuro tag. And the way I will often explain this to athletes is I want you to think of it like a phobia. So, let's say when I was young, I was bitten by a really big black dog.
Then, what can happen the next time I see that dog is I can just have this real physiological response, this fear response. Now, the dog hasn't bitten me, but my brain remembers and my brain is leaning into I need to protect you cuz last time I was in this sensory environment, this didn't go well for me and I got hurt. Then, as the years go by, Jack, what might happen is I can then see a smaller brown dog and I can have the same response. So, that's not to downplay the psychology of a true phobia, it's to illustrate imprecision is that over time our neuro tag can become less precise
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