Behavioral Theory of Relational Self-Sabotage and Stability Avoidance

Overview

Origin

Beginner Entry Layer

Behavioral Theory Of Relational Self-Sabotage and Stability Avoidance

Recursive Destabilization Cycle

Environmental Recapture Principle

Addiction Overlap and Destabilization Amplification

Deceptive Origin and Delayed Authentic Attachment

Common Destabilization Sequence

Pre-Collapse Destabilization Indicators

Early Recognition and Destabilization Intervention

Observed Behavior VS Interpretive Possibility

Reconstruction and Reconciliation Conditions

Theory Boundaries and Limiting Conditions

Open Question - Terminal Destabilization & Irreversible Contradiction Entrenchment

Glossary of Core Terms

Appendix A - Clarification Regarding Misinterpretations of Emotional Rescue Ideology

Appendix B - (currently empty)

Appendix C - Applied Relational Analysis Example: Dan and Lindsay

Appendix D - Applied Relational Analysis Example (Lindsay-Side Progression Mapping)

Appendix E - Applied Relational Analysis Example (Dan-Side Progression Mapping)

Appendix F - Combined Relational Progression Analysis

Appendix G - Applied Stabilization and Truth Pressure Intervention Example