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Many of us have seen unusual and even anti -social behavior at an airport or on a flight. These can be from gentle acts such as doing yoga in front of a gold or flight information performance system on the floor Serious events Like morning Alcoholic argument Or even trying to open the middle-climax to the doors of the airplane.
In recent years, these more frightening problems have deteriorated, in which incidence of air anger and flight variations are increasing. Such incidents have made calls to reduce or even restrict the sale of liquor at airports and on aircraft. For example, Ryanyar has called For a two-day limit On the airport bars to prevent fluffy incidents on aircraft.
But what is this about airports that behave us differently? Let's take a look at psychology.
Many vacationers feel that adventure begins at the airport, they are put into a separate frame of mind apart from normal. They are eager to start their one or two weeks, which is comfortable with a Utkarsh.
Others, however, are concerned about the flight, who can exclude them from the character or take shelter in alcohol. The noise and crowds of airports do not help either. As the area of Environmental psychology Demonstrated, humans are very sensitive to our immediate environment and can be “overloaded” by stresses such as crowds and noise.
Stress and anxiety cause irritability, on a temporary and ongoing basis. People who are usually worried Are more prone to angerAnd a temporary concerned mood often triggers anger in anger.
In my view, we also need to look at the airport Psychologist Perspective. Psychography studies people's feelings and behavior, especially the effects of places on the urban environment.
In Celtic cultures, the concept of special “thin places” is – in holy groves or forests – where the veil is thin between the material and the spiritual world. In Thin placeWe are between two places, neither completely in one place nor the other.
In the modern technical world, airports can also be seen as “thin places”. They are marginal areas where boundaries fade. At the literal level, national boundaries are dissolved. Once we go through security, we enter a no-man -land among countries. The concept of the place becomes blurred.
Similarly, time becomes a blurred concept at airports. Regarding stepping on an aircraft, we are in a marginal place between two time areas, about leaping forward over time, or even back in the past. Some flights across America – such as Alabama from Atlanta – Land before the first departure time, as they cross time areas. Being able to manage our time Gives us a sense of control On our life. Losing it can be another source of concern.
In another sense, the airport is an area of absence, where the current moment is unwanted. When they reach their destination, everyone's attention leads to the future, their flights and their next adventure. This intense future attention often brings disappointment, especially if flights are delayed.