Fast forward through psychological types, (Jung) to Gendlin and Rogers, brought "Focusing" as a training method, based on feeling instincts in thinking to arrive at logical conclusions.

While you are right about the psychology of naysayers, what they are saying has gravitas today.

Those who are are attempting to or are doing wholesaling, who advocate for wholesaling do so as it's more of a psychological matter of defending your actions or desires rather than admitting the end result, there are simple justifications and often, that involves the wording of the statutes. 

Part of this is in how time effects the psychology of the seller.

Psychologically people hate to sell for much less than what thy paid unless their is a lot of motivation.

However, there is a certain piece of mind when it comes to being debt free, and sometimes the psychological benefits of being debt free can far outweigh the mathematical benefits of buying assets.

Psychologically, the winter moves are a little tougher because there is less daylight, slippery walkways and more clothes (gloves, jackets, etc) for your moving friends to wear.

I've met a few agents that are so called investor friendly but they really don't know much about real estate investing or the psychology of an investor.

I'm curious as to the psychology involved with external security measures. 

This is really pretty cheap psychology, almost like child psychology, getting a kid do to something!