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<p>The rapid tempo of life in a city was such that people needed a &quot;protective organ&quot; to insulate them from the external and internal stimuli. According to Simmel, the metropolitan &quot;reaction with his head instead his heart&quot;, he erects a rational barrier of cultivated in difference..
pg,205, The sociology book</p>
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<p>Is this in line with modern psychology? If so with what mechanisms are the above mentioned nature's developed?</p>

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2023-06-10T18:40:08.293Z
How is reaction with your head rather than your heart an action of a reserved person? I am confused
Chris Rogers
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2023-06-11T21:11:18.417Z
Not reserved but reactive.
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Do people really become more reserved in cities, if so why?
Brian
# Do people really become more reserved in cities, if so why?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-06-09)

> The rapid tempo of life in a city was such that people needed a "protective organ" to insulate them from the external and internal stimuli. According to Simmel, the metropolitan "reaction with his head instead his heart", he erects a rational barrier of cultivated in difference..
> pg,205, The sociology book

Is this in line with modern psychology? If so with what mechanisms are the above mentioned nature's developed?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: How is reaction with your head rather than your heart an action of a reserved person? I am confused  
> **username_2**: Not reserved but reactive.  

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