Dr. Greg and Bryan led a compelling session discussing trauma reactions, PTSD, and the impact of big five actions on mental health. A study conducted by the University of Alabama at Birmingham revealed a high prevalence of PTSD and acute stress disorder among students, highlighting the potential benefits of reducing big five activities to alleviate depression and anxiety.The discussion also covered psychological mechanisms that contribute to ongoing support for Trump, such as confirmation bias, cognitive dissonance, group loyalty, and charismatic leadership. Additionally, they explored how media influence, nostalgia, and fear of change can drive support for Trump despite his legal troubles.Dr. Greg and Bryan emphasized the importance of understanding these psychological mechanisms to grasp how they shape individuals' beliefs and behaviors. This session provides crucial insights into the complex interplay of psychology and political allegiance.