生理缺陷补偿功能（Physiological deficit compensation function）.docVIP

生理缺陷补偿功能（Physiological deficit compensation function） Physiological deficit compensation function When an organ of the body is diseased or defective, other organs function accordingly to compensate for its lack of function, referred to as physiological compensation. Under normal circumstances, all paired organs, if one of them is damaged, the other organ may be supernormal development. If a lobe of the lung or a kidney is damaged in the other corresponding organ, there is the capacity and tendency to perform excess work. Different organs also act as compensation for each other. This is a physiological adaptation mechanism. The inherent compensation function of the human body can compensate all physiological defects to a certain extent. Psychologists have found that strongly flawed people have a compensation, this requirement is the psychological compensation performance, is a kind of psychological adaptation mechanism, of course, this kind of psychological compensation is It differs from man to man. in extent, but its effect is often strong. Under the influence of compensation psychology, the disabled people take a compensatory action in order to compensate for their physiological defects. They have established their overall goals for life and designed ways to achieve them. Study hard, work hard, and strive for what you want to achieve. This compensation behavior can be over compensated if it develops to extremes. The functions of the organs that are still well preserved are developed at an advanced level, and even the defects are transformed into special features. The low energy is transformed into superb skills, and the ability to excel in other respects is improved. Defect is a kind of deficiency, a disaster, a kind of perplexity. From the physiological point of view, the body is trying to make up for it and try to make it balance. From the will, the mental devotion also makes life bright. In fact, it is precisely in the physiological compensation on the basis of