Thinking is also called thinking.

Thinking gathering is also called thinking, as follows:

Thinking in psychiatry is also called compulsory thinking. This is a kind of ideological trend that is not dominated by patients' wishes and emerges in large numbers in the brain. The content is often chaotic, meaningless, unsystematic and has nothing to do with the surrounding environment. These contents often appear suddenly and disappear quickly.

Thinking aggregation is an abnormal mental state, which is manifested in uncontrollable or forced guidance to patients' thinking. This mode of thinking is different from normal associative thinking, because its appearance and disappearance have nothing to do with the patient's wishes. Sometimes this kind of thinking may bring trouble or anxiety to patients, because it may interfere with their normal thinking and behavior.

The treatment of thinking is usually a combination of psychotherapy and drug therapy. Psychotherapy can help patients understand and cope with this abnormal thinking mode and reduce its negative effects. Drug therapy can relieve symptoms by regulating physiological mechanisms such as neurotransmitters.

In a word, thinking gathering is an abnormal mental state, which will bring trouble and anxiety to patients. By understanding the manifestations and treatment of this disease, we can better understand and manage this disease and improve the quality of life of patients.

Thinking gathering is not only called forced thinking in psychiatry, but also has different names in other fields. For example, in literature and philosophy, the gathering of thinking may be called "thinking escape" or "thinking ramble". In this context, thinking gathering is considered as a creative way of thinking, which can produce many new ideas and ideas.

However, if this mode of thinking is excessive or uncontrolled, it may also lead to inattention and difficulty in maintaining clear thinking, thus affecting normal study and work. Therefore, for those who often experience thinking gathering, especially those who feel painful or troubled about it, it is recommended to seek professional help and learn more about how to manage and control this thinking mode.