psychology
US /saɪˈkɑlədʒi/
・UK /saɪ'kɒlədʒɪ/
C2 高級英檢中級
n. (u.)不可數名詞心理學
I have a friend who is going to college to study psychology
n. (u.)不可數名詞心理
If you know the psychology of crowds, you can predict what the people will do
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有關於音樂的7項有趣的心理現象（7 Interesting Psychological Facts About Music）
- Brain damage is one of the most discussed topics in the world of psychology.
新的研究表明，音樂實際上可以 修復腦損傷，並進行了假設
- Brain damage is one of the most discussed topics in the world of psychology.
新的研究表明，音樂實際上可以 修復腦損傷，並進行了假設
小孩們第一次去逛街的反應！ (Kids React To going to the store!)
- Sad reach for psychology.
我完全搞不清楚。
- Sad reach for psychology.
這就像是 YouTube 奇怪部分的影片之一。
為什麼我們談戀愛需要慢慢來？❤️ (Why We Need to Take It Slowly in Love)
- Such self-possession might sound denying and sad. Why such miserliness? Modernity was supposed to have liberated us from decorum. We were supposed to have been able to let go of rigmaroles of propriety for the untrammelled callings of our hearts. But slowness does not necessarily need to have anything to do with prudishness or social moors. It can be where we land once we have built up a more profound understanding of the psychology of love. Whatever we may tell ourselves, love is far from being simply all we humans want. However heady and beautiful it might appear from a distance, it is something that may, in actuality, terrify us as much as it delights us, something we are as much tempted to flee as to embrace. Caution is therefore logical. To stand helpless and vulnerable before another human, to hope that they will see us as we are and still care for us, opens us up to a genuine and uncommon risk of devastation.
這樣的自持聽起來可能會讓人感到拒絕和悲哀。為何如此吝嗇？現代性本應將我們從禮儀中解放出來。我們本應能夠放下禮教的束縛，聽從內心無拘無束的召喚。但是，"慢 "並不一定與謹小慎微或社會荒原有關。一旦我們對愛的心理有了更深刻的理解，它就會成為我們的落腳點。無論我們如何告訴自己，愛情遠非我們人類想要的全部。無論從遠處看，它多麼令人陶醉，多麼美麗，但實際上，它可能會讓我們感到恐懼，也可能會讓我們感到高興，我們既想逃離，也想擁抱。是以，謹慎是合乎邏輯的。無助而脆弱地站在另一個人面前，希望他們看到我們的真實面目並依然關
- It can be where we land once we've built up a more profound understanding of the psychology of love.
我們可以更加確信，我們會在這裡或其他地方找到某個人，因為我們可以提供很多東西。我們經得起拒絕。我們經得起拖延和探索。我們可以花盡可能多的時間，不斷密切關注自己的感覺是否舒適，通過誠實地表達我們的猶豫不決，避免任何不確定的尷尬。這樣，最終有一天，當我們終於覺得合適時，我們就可以冒著深思熟慮的風險，伸出手去牽他們的手，因為我們知道，無論接下來發生什麼，我們都能挺過去。
年薪高達上千萬！原來這些「奇特工作」的薪水居然這麼高？！ (25 Jobs You Won't Believe Pay This Much)
- Just an eye for details and classes in color theory, although many specialists do have a background in design, fine arts, and even psychology.
儘管許多專家都有設計、美術甚至心理學背景，但他們只需對細節有敏銳的洞察力，並上過色彩理論課。
- even psychology.
旅途中的食宿通常也包括在內。
獵奇的創作人生兩難！杭特·S·湯普森道出瘋狂藝術家的宿命？ (The Terrible Paradox of Being a Creative Person - Hunter S. Thompson)
- video is sponsored by the visual learning app, Imprint. Discover life-changing insights from philosophy, psychology, and much more through engaging bite-sized lessons. Get a free 7-day trial and 20% off using my link in the description. You ask advice. Ah, what a very human and very dangerous thing to do. For to give advice to a man who asks what to do with his life implies something very close to egomania. To presume to point a man to the right and ultimate goal, to point with a trembling finger in the right direction, is something only a fool would take upon himself. These words were written by the American journalist and author, Hunter S. Thompson, when he was just 22 years old. It was part of a letter he wrote to a friend who was seeking life advice. Unbeknownst to Thompson at the time, these lines would go on to define his own life.
視頻由可視化學習應用程序 Imprint 贊助。通過引人入勝的點滴課程，從哲學、心理學等方面發現改變生活的真知灼見。使用我在描述中的鏈接，可獲得 7 天免費試用和 8 折優惠。你提出了建議。啊，這是一件多麼人性化、多麼危險的事情。因為向一個詢問自己生活該如何安排的人提供建議，意味著某種非常接近自大狂的行為。自以為是地為一個人指明正確的終極目標，用顫抖的手指指向正確的方向，只有傻瓜才會這樣做。這些話是美國記者兼作家亨特-湯普森（Hunter S. Thompson）在年僅 22 歲時寫下的。這是他寫給一位尋
- Discover life-changing insights from philosophy, psychology, and much more through engaging bite-sized lessons.
正如大多數建議一樣，他的話既是對自己說的，也是對朋友說的。
誰是內心的獨裁者？ (Who is the Dictator Within?)
- We're going to be talking a lot about pivots today in this, the second episode of Simon's book club, where every month we'll be reading some of the best books on psychology, the science of wellbeing, neuroscience and consciousness, and then discussing them here in this video and in the book club.
在西蒙讀書俱樂部的第二集裡，我們今天將討論很多關於 "支點 "的話題。每個月，我們都會閱讀一些關於心理學、幸福科學、神經科學和意識的好書，然後在本視頻和讀書俱樂部裡進行討論。
- We're going to be talking a lot about pivots today in this, the second episode of Simon's Book Club, where every month we'll be reading some of the best books on psychology, the science of well-being, neuroscience, and
在西蒙讀書俱樂部的第二集裡，我們今天將討論很多關於 "支點 "的話題。每個月，我們都會閱讀一些關於心理學、幸福科學、神經科學和意識的好書，然後在本視頻和讀書俱樂部裡進行討論。
