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  • - Hey Psych2Goers.

    - 嘿,Psych2Goers。

  • We all know nobody's perfect, right?

    我們都知道沒有人是完美的,對嗎?

  • We all have secrets and dark sides

    我們都有祕密和陰暗面

  • to ourselves we'd rather keep hidden.

    對我們自己來說,我們寧願保持隱蔽。

  • We've all done things we aren't proud of

    我們都曾做過不光彩的事情

  • and we all have our own inner battles to fight.

    我們都有自己的內心鬥爭要打。

  • But if you've ever had to fight the same battle over

    但是,如果你曾經不得不為同樣的事情而戰,那就是

  • and over again, or if you've been carrying

    和重複,或者如果你一直帶著

  • a burden you just don't how to shake,

    一個你無法擺脫的負擔。

  • then it's probably because you have

    那麼這可能是因為你有

  • some inner demons you still need to confront.

    你仍然需要面對一些內心的惡魔。

  • Overcoming our personal demons takes a lot

    克服我們的個人心魔需要很多

  • of courage, awareness and inner strength.

    的勇氣、意識和內在力量。

  • You can start, by first figuring out

    你可以開始,首先要弄清楚

  • what your inner demon is.

    你內心的惡魔是什麼。

  • Answer the statements below.

    回答下面的陳述。

  • Remember your choices and count the number

    記住你的選擇並計算數量

  • of times you answer A, B, C, D, and E.

    你回答A、B、C、D和E的次數。

  • Let's begin.

    讓我們開始吧。

  • Number one, what personal flaw has held you back the most?

    第一,什麼個人缺陷最讓你退縮?

  • A, my constant sense of fear,

    A,我持續的恐懼感。

  • which keeps me from enjoying life to the fullest.

    這使我無法充分享受生活。

  • B, my hyper fixation on the past,

    B,我對過去的過度執著。

  • which keeps me from being present in the moment.

    這讓我無法在當下保持清醒。

  • C, my lack of confidence in myself and my abilities,

    C,我對自己和自己的能力缺乏信心。

  • which has made me miss out on a lot of great opportunities.

    這使我錯過了很多好機會。

  • D, my temper and the grudges I hold,

    D,我的脾氣和我所持有的怨恨。

  • which have ruined a lot of my relationships.

    這已經毀了我的很多關係。

  • Or E, my perfectionism and need to overachieve,

    或者是E,我的完美主義和對過度成就的需求。

  • which keeps me from being happy and content.

    這使我無法獲得快樂和滿足。

  • Number two, I find it more difficult to move on when:

    第二,我發現更難繼續前進,當。

  • A, thoughts about my past trauma resurface.

    A,關於我過去的創傷的想法再次浮現。

  • B, I've done something wrong or made a mistake.

    B,我做錯了事或犯了錯。

  • C, I don't get closure after something has ended.

    C,在事情結束後,我沒有得到結束。

  • D, someone I trusted hurts me, even unintentionally.

    D,我信任的人傷害了我,甚至是無意的。

  • Or E, someone talks bad about me behind my back.

    或者E,有人在背後說我的壞話。

  • Number three, when I'm in a group project, I'm usually:

    第三,當我在一個小組項目中時,我通常會。

  • A, the one most eager to strategize and plan,

    A,最熱衷於制定戰略和計劃的人。

  • accounting for anything that could go wrong.

    對任何可能出錯的事情進行核算。

  • B, the one who just waits to be told what to do,

    B,就是那個只等著別人告訴他該怎麼做的人。

  • too afraid to volunteer, because they might do it wrong.

    不敢做志願者,因為他們可能做錯了。

  • C, the one who asks my team members for feedback

    C,向我的團隊成員徵求反饋意見的人

  • and clarification to make sure I'm doing things right.

    並進行澄清,以確保我做的事情是正確的。

  • D, the one who does everything on my own,

    D,就是那個什麼都自己做的人。

  • because I don't trust my team members.

    因為我不信任我的團隊成員。

  • Or E, the one who takes the lead or is the first

    或E,帶頭或率先的人

  • to give their opinion on something.

    對某件事情發表自己的看法。

  • Number four, when I'm in charge, I struggle to:

    第四,當我負責的時候,我掙扎著要。

  • A, be flexible and think on my feet,

    A,要靈活,用腳思考。

  • because I feel a lot better when I've planned

    因為當我計劃好後,我感覺好多了

  • and prepared for everything.

    併為一切做好準備。

  • B, assert myself and take command,

    B,堅持自己的立場,掌握指揮權。

  • because I don't want people to think I'm too bossy

    因為我不想讓人們認為我太專橫了

  • or question my abilities.

    或質疑我的能力。

  • C, trust my own choices,

    C,相信我自己的選擇。

  • because I don't wanna make mistakes.

    因為我不想犯錯。

  • D, trust others because I feel frustrated

    D,相信別人,因為我感到沮喪

  • when other people make mistakes.

    當其他人犯錯時。

  • Or E, be okay with opinions that contradict mine,

    或者E,對與我的意見相矛盾的意見也無所謂。

  • because I don't like to feel like I'm wrong.

    因為我不喜歡感覺自己是錯的。

  • Number five, what are you most afraid of?

    第五,你最害怕的是什麼?

  • A, that something will go wrong

    A,會出問題

  • and I can't control or fix it.

    而我無法控制或修復它。

  • B, that I will end up with a lot of regrets in my life.

    B,我的人生最終會有很多遺憾。

  • C, that even when I put myself out there

    C,即使我把自己放在那裡的時候

  • and try my best, I'll still fail

    並盡力而為,但仍會失敗

  • and just end up humiliated.

    而最終只是被羞辱。

  • D, being hurt by the people I care about the most,

    D,被我最關心的人所傷害。

  • finding out they never felt the same way.

    發現他們從來沒有同樣的感覺。

  • Or E, that I will never amount to anything

    或E,我將永遠不會有任何成就

  • and lose everyone's respect and admiration.

    而失去大家的尊重和欽佩。

  • Number six, the most likely reason

    第六,最可能的原因

  • why someone might get mad at me is because:

    為什麼有人會對我生氣,是因為。

  • A, I dampen their moods by worrying too much

    A,我因擔心過多而影響了他們的情緒

  • and being too stressed out.

    和壓力太大。

  • B, I'm mistakenly think they're mad at me

    B,我誤以為他們對我很生氣

  • and read too much into everything they say and do.

    並對他們說的和做的每件事都讀得太多。

  • C, I put myself down a lot and say no

    C,我經常貶低自己,說 "不"。

  • to a lot of things because I'm too afraid.

    到很多事情,因為我太害怕了。

  • D , I can't just let things go

    D ,我不能讓事情就這樣過去。

  • and move on because I'd rather hold a grudge.

    並繼續前進,因為我寧可記恨在心。

  • Or E, I feel that I'm always putting myself first

    或者E,我覺得我總是把自己放在第一位

  • and only looking out for my own self interest.

    而只為自己的利益著想。

  • Number seven, what is most important to you?

    第七,什麼對你來說是最重要的?

  • A, having a strong sense of safety,

    A,有強烈的安全感。

  • stability and control over my life.

    穩定性和對我生活的控制。

  • B, pleasing everyone and meeting all of their expectations.

    B,取悅所有人,滿足他們所有的期望。

  • C, succeeding at everything I set my mind to

    C,在我設定的所有事情上取得成功

  • and achieving all my goals.

    並實現我的所有目標。

  • D, being treated with trust, sensitivity, and respect.

    D,受到信任、敏感和尊重的對待。

  • Or E, being recognized for my value

    或E,被承認我的價值

  • and earning the respect and admiration of others.

    並贏得他人的尊重和欽佩。

  • Number eight, what is your best quality?

    第八,你最好的品質是什麼?

  • A, I'm a deep thinker who's prepared for anything.

    A,我是一個深思熟慮的人,對任何事情都有準備。

  • B, I'm very agreeable and always willing

    B,我很合群,總是願意

  • to put others first.

    把別人放在第一位。

  • C, I'm humble, hardworking and fiercely independent.

    C,我很謙虛,努力工作,而且非常獨立。

  • D, I'm passionate and strong-willed.

    D,我很有激情,意志堅強。

  • Or E, I'm ambitious, determined

    或E,我有野心,有決心

  • and never afraid to speak my mind.

    而且從不害怕說出我的想法。

  • And number nine, I feel that my life would

    第九,我覺得我的生活會

  • be much better If I:

    是更好的,如果我。

  • A, could stop worrying about everything

    A,可以停止擔心一切

  • and just enjoy life to the fullest.

    而只是充分享受生活。

  • B, could stop living in the past

    B,可以停止生活在過去

  • and second guessing everything I do.

    並猜測我所做的一切。

  • C, I had more confidence to go after

    C,我有更多的信心去追求

  • what I really want in life.

    我在生活中真正想要什麼。

  • D, if I could learn to trust and forgive people more easily.

    D,如果我能學會更容易地信任和原諒別人。

  • Or E, if I could handle failure better

    或者E,如果我能夠更好地處理失敗

  • and stop being so hard on myself.

    並停止對自己如此苛刻。

  • Okay, I'll tally it up.

    好吧,我把它統計出來。

  • Here is your inner demon,

    這是你內心的惡魔。

  • according to the letter that appears the most.

    根據出現最多的字母。

  • If A appears the most, your inner demon is anxiety.

    如果A出現得最多,你內心的惡魔就是焦慮。

  • Your inner demon is like a constant weight

    你內心的惡魔就像一個持續的重量

  • on your shoulders, dragging you down

    在你的肩膀上,把你拖下去

  • and making you worry about things

    並讓你擔心的事情

  • that aren't in your control, or even likely to happen.

    這不是你能控制的,甚至是可能發生的。

  • Restless and overwhelming.

    躁動不安,不知所措。

  • Living with anxiety can feel

    帶著焦慮生活會感到

  • a lot like having a cluttered mind.

    很像有一個雜亂的頭腦。

  • It becomes hard to focus, wind down and stay grounded.

    它變得很難集中精力,放鬆心情,保持腳踏實地。

  • Especially with that demon whispering terrible things

    特別是在那個惡魔低聲說著可怕的事情時

  • in your ear all the time.

    在你的耳邊一直在說。

  • If you answered mostly B's, your inner demon is guilt.

    如果你的答案大多是B,那麼你內心的惡魔就是內疚。

  • Having guilt as your inner demon can be crippling,

    將內疚作為你內心的惡魔,可能會使你陷入癱瘓。

  • because it will trick you into constantly thinking

    因為它將欺騙你,讓你不斷思考

  • that you've done something wrong.

    你已經做錯了什麼。

  • Every move you make will feel like the wrong one

    你所做的每一步都會感覺是錯誤的。

  • and you'll be stuck second guessing yourself all the time.

    而你將一直陷於對自己的猜測。

  • People haunted by guilt are overly apologetic,

    被內疚感困擾的人過於歉疚。

  • neurotic, self-conscious and easily embarrassed.

    神經質,自我意識強,容易出醜。

  • They struggle to move on from past mistakes

    他們努力從過去的錯誤中走出來

  • and are prone to beating themselves up

    並且容易自暴自棄

  • over every little thing that goes wrong.

    在每一件出錯的小事上。

  • If you answered mostly C's, your inner demon is self-doubt.

    如果你的答案大多是C,那麼你內心的惡魔就是自我懷疑。

  • Perhaps the easiest inner demon to fall victim to

    也許是最容易成為受害者的內心惡魔

  • and certainly one we've all found ourselves grappling with

    當然也是我們都發現自己正在努力解決的一個問題

  • at some point in our lives.

    在我們生命中的某個時刻。

  • Having a lot of self-doubt can be detrimental

    有很多自我懷疑可能是有害的

  • to every aspect of our lives, socially, personally

    我們生活的每一個方面,包括社會、個人和家庭。

  • and especially academically and professionally.

    特別是在學術和專業方面。

  • And the worst part is this kind

    而最糟糕的是這種

  • of inner demon will often try to convince you

    內心的惡魔往往會試圖說服你

  • that it's all for your own good,

    這都是為了你自己好。

  • that you need to be harsh on yourself

    你需要對自己嚴格要求

  • and overly critical in order to push you into being better.

    和過度的責備,以推動你變得更好。

  • Don't listen to those lies,

    不要聽信那些謊言。

  • treating yourself with more compassion and self love,

    用更多的同情心和自愛來對待自己。

  • can make you flourish far more than any high harsh comment

    能使你的事業蒸蒸日上,遠勝於任何高深莫測的評論。

  • or criticism ever could.

    或責備都不可能。

  • If D appears the most, your inner demon is anger.

    如果D出現得最多,你內心的惡魔就是憤怒。

  • Anger is something we all feel from time to time,

    憤怒是我們所有人時常感到的。

  • and that's not a bad thing.

    而這並不是一件壞事。

  • However, if anger becomes an inner demon,

    然而,如果憤怒成為內心的惡魔。

  • then it will cause a lot of damage

    那麼它將造成很大的損失

  • in your life and in your relationships.

    在你的生活和你的關係中。

  • Left unchecked and out of control,

    放任自流,失去控制。

  • our anger has the power to blind us completely

    我們的憤怒有能力使我們完全失明

  • and turn us against even our closest family and friends.

    並使我們反對甚至我們最親密的家人和朋友。

  • That's why it's so important that we learned

    這就是為什麼我們學到了如此重要的東西

  • to control our anger instead of letting it control us.

    來控制我們的憤怒,而不是讓它控制我們。

  • And if you answered mostly E's, your inner demon is pride.

    如果你的答案大多是E,那麼你內心的魔鬼就是驕傲。

  • Last, but certainly not least is pride.

    最後,但肯定不是最不重要的是自豪感。

  • People with this kind of inner demon

    有這種內心魔障的人

  • are often perfectionists and overachievers,

    往往是完美主義者和過度成就者。

  • always pushing themselves to do more

    始終推動自己做得更多

  • and be the very best that they can be.

    併成為他們能夠成為的最好的人。

  • They may be overly competitive

    他們可能過度競爭

  • and sometimes envious of the success of others.

    有時也羨慕別人的成功。

  • But it's only because their inner demon

    但這只是因為他們內心的惡魔

  • is telling them that they always have

    是告訴他們,他們總是有

  • to prove their worth to everyone.

    以證明他們對所有人的價值。

  • And although they might come across

    儘管他們可能會遇到

  • as a bit abrasive and self important,

    他是一個有點粗暴和自以為是的人。

  • deep down inside, all they really want is to be valued.

    在內心深處,他們真正想要的是被重視。

  • Not for what they've done or what they've achieved,

    不是因為他們做了什麼或取得了什麼成就。

  • but for who they are as a person.

    而是為了他們作為一個人的身份。

  • So, do you agree with your results?

    那麼,你同意你的結果嗎?

  • Did you learn something new

    你是否學到了一些新東西

  • about yourself after taking the test?

    考完試後,對自己有什麼看法?

  • Whichever result you got, it's important

    無論你得到哪種結果,重要的是

  • that you acknowledge the terrible toll

    你認識到可怕的損失

  • our inner demons take on our lives when we listen

    當我們傾聽的時候,我們內心的惡魔佔據了我們的生活

  • to them and give in to their demands.

    對他們的要求作出讓步。

  • Recognizing which inner demon you possess

    認識到你擁有哪個內在的惡魔

  • is an important first step to take in conquering it

    是征服它的重要第一步。

  • and living a better, happier and more authentic life.

    並過上更好、更快樂、更真實的生活。

  • Did this video provide some new insight?

    這個視頻是否提供了一些新的見解?

  • Share your results in the comments below.

    在下面的評論中分享你的結果。

  • Until next time, Psych2Goers.

    直到下一次,Psych2Goers。

- Hey Psych2Goers.

- 嘿,Psych2Goers。

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