1. Various factors including Biology ("nature"), Trauma and Abuse ("nurture") and Temperament
Type Preferences ("personality") can predispose an individual to be an Anomalously Sensitive Person (ASP).
2. If an individual is anomalously sensitive in one realm (the "Physiological," for example), s/he is very
likely to be anomalously sensitive in the other realms ("Cognitive," "Emotional," "Altered States of Consciousness"
and "Transpersonal Experiences") as well.
3. The Anomalously Sensitive Person is likely to: be female, be hypopigmented (blond hair/blue eyes), be Non-Right-Handed (left-handed
or ambidextrous), be artists, be born as one of a set of twins/triplets/etc. and have an other-than-conventionally
heterosexual sexual orientation.
4. The Anomalously Sensitive Person is likely to: have an Introverted (rather than Extraverted) Orientation, have a preference for an
Intuitive (rather than Sensate) mode of Perceiving and have a preference for a Feeling (rather than Thinking) mode of Judging.
5. The Anomalously Sensitive Person is likely to: have unusually sensitive immune systems, be highly reactive/responsive
to sensory stimuli, exhibit learning/attention styles that differ from the norm, be very attuned to the emotions of both themselves
and others, be especially facile at accessing Altered States of Consciousness and to frequently have Transpersonal
("metaphysical," "paranormal," "psychic") Experiences.
6. The HISS data support the position of those negativists who hold that anomalous sensitivity is indicative of
temporo-limbic epilepsy. The HISS data also support the position of those positivists who hold that anomalous
sensitivity is indicative of kundalini arousal. The HISS data also support those who have no position and hold
that anomalous sensitivity is indicative of anomalous sensitivity.
