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歇斯底里的机理及病因（The mechanism and causes of hysteria） In general, hysteria refers to a very extreme emotional response in human beings. It is a state of liberation when human emotions can not control themselves. But this state can sometimes hurt others, destroy people, destroy things, or destroy themselves. A class of neuropsychiatric disorders caused by mental stimulation or adverse suggestion. Most can suddenly cause sensation, movement, and autonomic nervous dysfunction, or transient mental abnormalities. When the patient has a clear emotional color, the examination can not find the corresponding organic changes, and in the occurrence and treatment of symptoms, hints and self suggestion often play an important role. In 1895, Freud Breuer and published hysteria research, explain the pathogenesis of hysteria with psychological repressed and unconscious impulses such as concept, and put forward the concept of conversion hysteria. That is to say, the desires that are not allowed by the superego are repressed, and this repression is not entirely successful, so the desires become disguised in the form of conversion or transformation. The nature of the symptoms and the location of the symptoms are symbolic, satisfying or partially satisfying the repressed desires, or relieving the emotional conflicts between the superego and the repressed desires. Gansser described syndrome, dementia and pseudo gansser puerilism, and put them together and hysteria. The Pavlov school explains the pathogenesis of this disease from the point of view of advanced neural pathology. Pavlov divides the nervous system into three systems: the subcortical system, the first signal system and the second signal system, While the hysteric second signal system is weak, the first signal system and the cortex by the control of the system activities relative to the first signal enhancement, the function of the system and the specific image perception, subcortical sites and emotional activities, hysterical subc