9/11 - Psychologists Speak Out - AE911Truth - Dutch subs
- 11 years ago
"I don't need to look at the evidence."
"I wouldn't believe it even if it WERE true."
"I refuse to believe that that many Americans could be that satanically treasonous. Someone would have talked."
"These are beliefs. They are not scientific facts. But, these beliefs do keep us from looking at the empirical evidence." - Frances Shure, 20-Year Licensed Professional Counselor, Psychotherapist
Why is it so difficult for people to hear the truth about 9/11?
With their expert understanding of psychology and their extensive experience in counseling working with trauma patients, these professional psychologists explain some of the reasons why.
"When we hear information that contradicts our world view, social psychologists call the resulting insecurity 'cognitive dissonance.' " - Frances Shure, 20-Year Licensed Professional Counselor, Psychotherapist
A majority of the population were heavily affected by the events on September 11, 2001. Many are still affected and challenged by the impacts of trauma without even being aware of it - experiencing fear, denial, and anger when confronted with stories, information and scientific evidence information about 9/11.
NEDERLANDS
Waarom is het zo moeilijk om de waarheid over 9/11 te horen?
Met hun deskundigheid op het gebied van de psychologie en hun omvangrijke ervaring in het begeleiden van getraumatiseerde patiënten, leggen deze professionele psychologen de redenen uit.
"I wouldn't believe it even if it WERE true."
"I refuse to believe that that many Americans could be that satanically treasonous. Someone would have talked."
"These are beliefs. They are not scientific facts. But, these beliefs do keep us from looking at the empirical evidence." - Frances Shure, 20-Year Licensed Professional Counselor, Psychotherapist
Why is it so difficult for people to hear the truth about 9/11?
With their expert understanding of psychology and their extensive experience in counseling working with trauma patients, these professional psychologists explain some of the reasons why.
"When we hear information that contradicts our world view, social psychologists call the resulting insecurity 'cognitive dissonance.' " - Frances Shure, 20-Year Licensed Professional Counselor, Psychotherapist
A majority of the population were heavily affected by the events on September 11, 2001. Many are still affected and challenged by the impacts of trauma without even being aware of it - experiencing fear, denial, and anger when confronted with stories, information and scientific evidence information about 9/11.
NEDERLANDS
Waarom is het zo moeilijk om de waarheid over 9/11 te horen?
Met hun deskundigheid op het gebied van de psychologie en hun omvangrijke ervaring in het begeleiden van getraumatiseerde patiënten, leggen deze professionele psychologen de redenen uit.