Those braggers are actually not as confident about themselves as they make it out to be.

那些吹噓者實際上並不像他們想像的那樣自信。

Let's talk about our next PAA: Are people who brag a lot insecure?

讓我們談談我們的下一個 PAA：長吹噓的人很沒有安全感嗎？

The PAA answered by an article titled "4 Signs That Someone Is Insecure" published by Psychology Today

今日心理學是一家專注於心理學和人類行為的媒體組織，

which is a media organization with a focus on psychology and human behavior.

發表了一篇題為“一個人沒安全感的四個跡象”的文章，對 PAA 做出了回應

In this article, the author Dr.Susan Whitbourne who is a Professor Emerita of Psychological

。 在這篇文章中，作者、馬薩諸塞大學阿默斯特分校心理和腦科學榮譽退休教授蘇珊·惠特伯恩博士

and Brain Sciences at the University of Massachusetts Amherst points out that insecure people are

指出，缺乏安全感的人

more likely to brag because:

更容易吹噓，因為：

1.They are bragging to convince themselves that they really do have worth.

1. 他們吹噓是為了讓自己相信他們確實做到了有價值。

2.They try to make you feel insecure yourself.

2.他們試圖讓你也感到沒安全感。

So they can project their insecurities onto you.

所以他們可以把他們的不安全感投射到你身上。

For those who don't know, Psychological projection is a common defense mechanism that involves

對於那些不知道的人來說，心理投射是一種常見的防禦機制，它涉及

projecting undesirable feelings or emotions onto someone else, rather than admitting to

將不良情緒或情緒投射到別人身上，而不是

or dealing with the unwanted feelings yourself.

自己承認或處理不良情緒。

Obviously, you don't want to be one of those annoying people, but is bragging always bad?

顯然，你不想成為那些討厭的人中的一員，但吹噓總是不好的嗎？

Let's talk about our next PAA: Is bragging good or bad?Hello, everyone!

說說我們的下一個PAA：吹噓是好是壞？

This short video is part of the original What People Also Ask series, in which I preach

大家好！這段簡短的視頻是原始人們還問的系列的一部分，我在其中宣講

how to find useful information using Google's People Also Ask feature.

如何使用谷歌的人們也問功能找到有用的信息。

Every week, I make a video focusing on one specific entity with more in-depth content.

每週，我都會製作一個視頻，重點關註一個具有更深入內容的特定實體。

You can watch the entire episode using the link in the description or the end card on

您可以使用描述中的鏈接或 屏幕 上的結束卡觀看整個劇集

the screen.

。

You can also subscribe if you enjoy my content.

如果您喜歡我的內容，也可以訂閱。

Look forward to seeing you!

很期待見到你！