醒着做梦的禀赋!---另类角度看精神疾病(国外英文资料).docVIP

醒着做梦的天才!---另类角度看精神疾病(国外英文资料) A person is dreaming, the astronomer is imagining, the sorcerer sinks into a kind of trance state, the yoga teacher is in the study, the mental patient is in the disease,... Do they have any similarities? It is. Some people say that artists are like mental patients, and they can go one step further and they may become mentally ill. There seems to be some truth in the experience, and the artist later appears to have more mental illness than the average person. In a review report, k. b. Jameson concluded that creativity and emotional barriers are closely linked. Ruth l. Richard and her colleagues at Harvard University has set up a system method to evaluate the degree of primitive thinking in particular creation activity, and is used to evaluate manic patient samples of creativity; compared with no history of mental illness, they have higher creativity. These reliable studies confirm that individuals with creativity have significantly more incidence of emotional disorders than others. So why do artists have this relationship with psychosis? K. r. Jameson said in a statement: the language of the patients with hypomania study found: they like to use rhyme and tone of the righteous coupon is obviously more than ordinary people. They use own words three times the ordinary person. And, in particular tests, they list synonyms or form words contact significantly faster than the speed of the average man;...... however, this change in cognitive status obviously promoting the unique ideas and thinking. Some artists like a mental patient, but they are obviously not: the mental patient can say as a waking dream, but we cannot say the dreamer is insane. There are similarities and differences between these different people and different states. We can give an explanation: the artist is not the same as the mentally ill, but they all use primitive cognition. Primitive cognition is the source of their similar performance. The mental patients original cogni