I wonder what the rules will be like when playing chopsticks.

Psychologically, inviting ghosts and gods to invite ghosts and gods is actually just a psychological game. A careful analysis of the rules of the game shows that there is such a tacit understanding in the game. In other words, please don't doubt 2. Don't stop the movement of the plate or pen. If the plate or pen moves in a certain direction, the player is actually helping the plate or pen move. Introduction 1. If a player cheats, others will think that the plate or pen is moving by itself and become an accomplice. If a player knows the answer, he can cheat. In fact, no one cheats. Everyone cheats unconsciously in this game. This is due to the amplification effect of Pythagorean line: Take Xian Di as an example: 1. If a person holds down the plate, it can't move. 2. In order to make the plate move, the player must try to make the plate move. In this case, the player will unconsciously cheat 1. The answer to a question on the game map is concentrated somewhere. Therefore, players will unconsciously test the corresponding direction. 2. Players tend to test the direction of the answers they believe. 3. When the plate reaches the answer, the player will tend to stop the plate. In this case, if many people know the answer, the cheating effect will be amplified. If only one person knows the answer, others will help. In fact, this encourages the confidence of people who know the answer, which leads players to unconsciously lead this dish to the correct answer. If two people know different answers, one of them will obey the rules of the game and give up his tendency. If no one knows the answer, players will still tend to move the plate to the answer area. In the process of moving, the player will actually choose an answer. This is different from the answer that many people know, and the answer of the strong-willed party will become the final answer. "Ask the spirits" is actually a psychological suggestion. "Ask the spirits is not a modern fresh game, but an ancient superstitious game, which is actually an unconscious behavior based on people's psychological suggestion." Shen Zhenyu, a researcher at the China Institute of Popular Science who has studied this, explained in an interview. Researcher Shen Zhenyu further explained that the so-called psychological suggestion is an illusion and involuntary state when people have a high memory of something or hope for a good result. For example, "food fairy", "chopsticks fairy" and "money fairy" are all similar to "pen fairy". She said that in fact, the principle of asking spirits is very simple, because most people simply can't keep their bodies as still as stones. Because of breathing, heartbeat, pulse, blood flow and other reasons, people's bodies are shaking gently at any time. When two people play the game of candlestick, their arms will shake badly because they have to stay in the same posture for too long. When such information is transmitted to each other, the so-called spiritual inquiry comes. When ask the spirits to write or draw circles on paper, it is actually that one person's arm involuntarily turns left, and another person immediately captures such information. He would think that it was the message sent by the so-called ask the spirits to turn left, so he drew a circle. My hands always shake when I play the game of asking the spirits. Finally, Shen Zhenyu said that it is actually very simple to judge whether there is a pen fairy. If you don't grab the pen artificially, but let it hang by itself, then this lifeless pen will definitely not be able to write or answer any questions. If you think about it, you will know that the spirits of the spirits don't exist. Two people each hold a pen in one hand, cross their fingers, let the nib stand on the paper, and then read aloud, and the pen will move. Draw a circle on white paper with pre-written words, and calculate your "past life" according to the traces drawn by the pen tip. Yesterday, Xiao Ye, a high school student who believed in this game called "Ask the spirits", was surprised to find that when she played with the psychologist in Tongren Hospital, she failed. Inviting "ask the spirits" is very popular among teenagers, especially middle school students. Ask the spirits wholeheartedly about their future and marriage. Some predict that they will go crazy, others will be in a trance and even commit suicide. Xiao Ye said that at first, she didn't believe it, just out of curiosity. Later, because I thought it was particularly accurate, I wanted to ask "ask the spirits" first. Every time the result is not good, the more she thinks about it, the more afraid she is, so that she is afraid to go out, surf the Internet and make phone calls. Zhang Shufang, a psychologist at Beijing Tongren Hospital, said that among the consultants she received recently, there were many similar cases. "People think' ask the spirits' is magical, and the key is that the pen' itself' will move. In fact, this is a subconscious unconscious behavior implied by human psychology. It turns out that when playing' ask the spirits', people's wrists and arms remain suspended and need to constantly overcome gravity, otherwise they will fall to one side, and constantly overcome dumping, which will form a circular action, which is the basic reason for drawing a circle with strokes; At the same time, due to subconscious actions, players will unconsciously move closer to the goal. Among them, people who seek eternal life will hesitate before denying the goal, and sensitive players can perceive and move closer to the corresponding goal until a' miracle' appears. Superstitious games such as' Cai Xian',' Chopsticks Xian' and' Qian Xian' popular in some places are similar to' Pen Xian'. " Then why can't the doctor and Xiao Ye successfully play "Ask the spirits"? Zhang Shufang explained: "When I tried this game with my consultant, I didn't read the words on the paper, didn't receive the information from the other side, so I couldn't finish the game, which just shows that there is no' ask the spirits'." It is understood that there was a similar "Fuxi" in ancient China. In fact, many people have divination psychology to predict their future destiny. In the case of mental health, people think that this is just a game; When psychological barriers occur, they may accept hints, resulting in serious cognitive and behavioral deviations. A questionnaire survey of the city's middle school students by the Municipal Association for Science and Technology shows that 85% of the students have lived their lives, and more than half of them believe in praying to God and worshiping Buddha. So how should we guide teenagers correctly? Zhang Shufang hopes that young people will get rid of superstition, believe in science, maintain a healthy and optimistic mental state and take control of their own destiny.