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        "I. Caution has an object and a scale",
        "II. Readiness needs room to end",
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        "IV. The past can matter without becoming today's evidence",
        "XII. When constant readiness deserves separate help"
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      "text": "Being on guard occurs in NIMH's PTSD description, but one sign does not establish diagnosis; professional assessment is needed.",
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        "VIII. The Daoist text holds two directions"
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      "text": "The read sections15 and64 of Tao Teh King discuss stillness, caution, and early action; modern application belongs to the editors.",
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        "V. The body need not explain itself in words first"
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        "III. An actual threat does not become an inner task",
        "XI. A small boundary requires appropriate conditions"
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      "q": "Should I always relax?",
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      "a": "No. One action does not establish cause or diagnosis; substantial difficulties warrant professional assessment.",
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      "a": "Clarify duties, supports, and possibilities of handover; do not turn off necessary protection for an exercise.",
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        "II. Readiness needs room to end",
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      "q": "What if I am actually still on duty?",
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    "All scenes are hypothetical; no reader history is inferred.",
    "No diagnosis, treatment promise or compulsory path to calm.",
    "Actual danger and mandatory professional precautions remain.",
    "Daoist imagery does not establish a physiological model.",
    "Acute threats call for local emergency help; no international numbers are invented."
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  "short_answer": "Caution relates to a specific risk; constant readiness may persist after a task ends. Actual threats, duties, available supports, and the consequences of the state matter, without self-diagnosis or a demand to relax.",
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      "author": "Laozi (traditional attribution); James Legge (translator)",
      "author_biography": "Laozi is the traditional author named on the edition; no exact historical biography or dating asserted. James Legge is the translator identified by the edition, a historical translator of Chinese classics; no modern medical authority attributed.",
      "edition": "Project Gutenberg no.216; English translation James Legge; ebook metadata updated May11,2015",
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      "limitations": "Not clinical research, physiological evidence, a safety protocol or an instruction to tolerate violence.",
      "read_date": "2026-10-04",
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      "rights_notes": "Ebook states broad reuse in US under Project Gutenberg license and instructs readers elsewhere to check applicable laws. No global public-domain conclusion asserted. Two brief excerpts; no complete text or images stored.",
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      "limitations": "One seat choice or symptom does not diagnose PTSD; no self-administered exposure or treatment plan assigned.",
      "read_date": "2026-10-04",
      "read_scope": "Definition, who develops PTSD, symptoms/assessment, arousal/reactivity, continuing threat and treatment overview; web lines21–117",
      "rights_notes": "Rights section of this exact publication not separately inspected; linked and briefly paraphrased; no full text or images stored.",
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      "role": "Counterexample to automatically explaining physical symptoms as anxiety",
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