A child's problem is not willpower but a 'danger signal' the body already remembers

1. The column argues that the difficulties a child faces after school violence are not a matter of willpower but a 'nervous system response' of the body.
2. Reporter Sin Seongja wrote that a child's heart races, breathing becomes shallow and the body freezes when thinking of school.
3. The reporter changed the question to 'At what moment is your body most tense?' and proposed short school trips and securing a safe space.

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