Describe disgust as a primary emotion and explain its evolutionary, neurological, and social functions.

Analyze how disgust becomes trapped in the body and contributes to trauma-related physiological and psychological responses.

Evaluate the role of sensory processing in disgust-based trauma and its impact on self-concept and relational dynamics.

Differentiate between moral and physical disgust and their influence on shame, dissociation, and core beliefs.

Apply disgust-focused interventions into existing trauma treatment models while maintaining ethical and culturally responsive care.