General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
climbing psychology	23-Mar-2005 At 8:21:35 PM	bradc
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saw a reference to the below linked article in an American climbing mag. An interesting read and might explain why some people spend so much time on chockstone, myself included, and not working! apparently we're also "more likely to abuse drugs, gamble, commit crimes, and be promiscuous" sounds good, although the counter to this is that: "High-risk takers are easily bored and may suffer low job satisfaction" and may "have a hard time deriving meaning and purpose from everyday life." http://cms.psychologytoday.com/articles/pto-19941101-000027.html

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