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Randomized trial reveals emotional volatility and identity suppression in a closed educational system, suggesting the need for reform in trauma-informed education.
Key Points
- This research aims to explore the psychological impact of a restrictive educational system on children's identities and emotional states.
- Conducted a Carlo–Hybrid analysis within a closed Welsh-medium secondary school environment.
- Utilized a first-person structural investigation to map experiences of an English-identifying student.
- Extended analysis with sociological and psychological frameworks including Bourdieu, Goffman, and Foucault.
- Identified a connection between teacher volatility and long-term identity distortion in children.
- Mapped the cascading effects of emotional insecurity leading to childhood hypervigilance.
- Documented the social and psychological costs of surviving within an unexamined institutional environment.
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Matthew Arthur Carlo (2026) studied this question.