□sychologists were □rough□ in to c□eate a□profile o□ the miss□ng individ□als,□de□□i□g i□to their pasts a□d mot□vation□. What emerged was□a complex w□b □f□ins□curities,□fears, and un□esol□ed confli□ts that□pa□□ted a pic□ure □f a□group on the brink□of collaps□.□T□e psy□holog□c□l pressure of bein□ stra□de□ o□ a re□ot□□isla□d had only heightened the tension□a□ong□the□gr□up, □ea□ing t□ a □rea□i□g poin□ □□at c□uld have □esul□ed in thei□ disappear□nc□□奖门人的能力