NORMAL CONFUSION - a state of mind where the current moment does not make sense. It could be "where is my car" or not understanding what your boss is asking you to do. This confusion is easily resolved.

CRAZY CONFUSION - an experience of feeling overwhelmed by current facts and events. Questions arise, such as "what do i do next". There may be an overlap of confusion and fear with a heightened state of hyper-vigilance where otherwise normal events now will evoke paranoia.

NORMAL TRUST - a mostly accurate and part-subjective, internal assessment of people, events and information. Decision of trust are based on a criteria of reliability, clear intent and evidence.

CRAZY TRUST - boundaries are not clear. skewed by past, negative or traumatic experiences. One either trusts "too much" or "not enough".