While getting jacked up on sugar, this face stares back at the child from the kitchen table. This trauma can spill over into daily life, so much so that the child goes to great lengths to avoid numerous situations with any remote possibility of encountering psychotic clowns.
[Post Cereal denies the use of either Classical or Operant Conditioning in its marketing]
Sunday, June 17, 2012
How Clown Phobias Start
While getting jacked up on sugar, this face stares back at the child from the kitchen table. This trauma can spill over into daily life, so much so that the child goes to great lengths to avoid numerous situations with any remote possibility of encountering psychotic clowns.
[Post Cereal denies the use of either Classical or Operant Conditioning in its marketing]
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I just found your blog (through connection with Janice). I never had a problem with clowns, until S.K.'s IT. Now I do not like clowns. Though I would never throw a bucket of confetti at them at the circus.
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