Is "Ask the Spirit" true? Is it true?/You don't say.

Fake. Don't try if you don't believe it. That's the subconscious flow of people. Shen Zheng, a professor of psychology in Peking University, thinks that if the player is a normal person, there are two kinds of psychological hints. The first is that people who are endowed with suggestive personality traits are easily influenced, because such people are very concerned about the people and things around them. It is not difficult to find that women are the majority of fairy seekers. Feminine characteristics are more likely to be implied. The second is that under certain circumstances, some people will have the symptoms of disobedience because of the narrowing of the scope of consciousness and the high concentration of spirit. That is to say, consciousness will move in the opposite direction. For example, if the body doesn't let it move, consciousness will strongly want to move. Why do you insist that as long as "ask the spirits to ask the spirits" works for the first time, it will appear almost every time? Dr. zhang explained: "The more you try to verify something, the stronger the role of self-suggestion. For example, when you just learn to ride a bike, you are suggested not to hit obstacles, but the more you concentrate, the more the car will hit the wall. " It turns out that the target behavior of the body is completed by the limbs or trunk under the guidance of the senses (usually vision). Many actions in daily life become subconscious actions because of habits, that is, you don't need to think too much.

Mystery 3: Why is the effect of "inviting immortals" different? Some questioners are in a semi-hypnotic state.

In ancient history, spiritualism prevailed in Beijing, Shanghai and other places. 1early 9th century. "Inviting immortals" is actually a form of China's spiritualism. As early as the May 4th Movement, Lu Xun once reprimanded a group of people in Shanghai who played "ask the spirits to ask the spirits". Personal ideological pursuit, values and other issues contributed to the belief of "inviting immortals". Professor Guo Zhengyi pointed out that people who are more sensitive will tremble more even if they have fewer hints. After singing, they will be in a semi-hypnotic state. When people seem to be asleep rather than asleep, they are more likely to be stimulated by the outside world. Therefore, in medicine, hypnosis can cure diseases, but in psychology, hypnosis will make people confused and intoxicated with what they want.