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An infant's physical needs must be met with warmth and not too much stimulation.
There is such a thing, Dr. Buchholz said, as too much stimulation.
And striking the right, productive balance between not enough and too much stimulation became a major concern for the rest of his career.
"It's fabulous, but too much stimulation," said Drue Bogdonoff, a Los Angeles mutual funds dealer, after a mere five minutes inside.
Much of this research considers the question of "cognitive load", the wearying of a person's brain by too much stimulation, which is thought to weaken some functions such as self-control, and perhaps even contribute to higher rates of violence.
While AmBev does not disclose the secret formula of its guarana drink, it acknowledges that the percentage of the berry in the mixture is kept to a minute level so children can consume it without getting too much stimulation.
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People who are more introverted, or who have a low tolerance for external stimulation, have a brain that's revving high naturally, and too much external stimulation makes them feel overwhelmed, he said.
Similarly, a hand-held game console provides too much visual stimulation at close range.
If Dylan's is too much sugar stimulation, try scaling back at the Sweet Life, a quintessential corner candy store at Hester and Ludlow Streets on the Lower East Side.
And he says that on a day-to-day basis, too much digital stimulation can "take people who would be functioning O.K. and put them in a range where they're not psychologically healthy".
An extroverted friend and maybe even an introverted one likely won't guess that you were distracted by your thoughts or by too much sensory stimulation, and your explanation will make all the difference.
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