资讯：见不得别人好全因自卑心作祟
Do you [size=2]rub[/size] your hands in [size=2]glee[/size] if an acquaintance fails to [size=2]land[/size] their dream job? Or [size=2]chuckle[/size] when someone spills their coffee down their white shirt? If so, then it could be because you've got low [size=2]self-esteem[/size], according to researchers.[size=14px] [color=#008000] 如果你认识的一个人没能获得梦想的工作，你是否洋洋自得呢？或者在某人把咖啡溅到白衬衫上时，你是否暗自发笑？研究人员说，如果是这样，那是因为你感到自卑。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] Enjoying someone else's misfortune is known as [size=2]schadenfreude[/size] and scientists from Leiden University in the Netherlands say that the lower your self-esteem, the more you'll experience it.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 因为别人的不幸而快乐就是指幸灾乐祸。来自荷兰莱顿大学的科学家说，你越自卑，就越会幸灾乐祸。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] "If somebody enjoys the misfortune of others, then there's something in that misfortune that is good for the person," said study researcher Wilco W van Dijk.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 研究人员维尔科•W•凡·迪吉克说：“如果某人因别人的不幸而感到高兴，那么别人遭受的不幸当中一定包含有利于这个人的地方。”[/color][/size]
[size=14px] Van Dijk and his colleagues drew their conclusions after testing 70 undergraduates by asking them to read two interviews, reports LiveScience.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 据“生活科学网站”报道，凡·迪吉克和他的同事在测试了70个大学本科生之后得出了这一结论。他们让本科生阅读两份访谈录。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] The first was about an ambitious student who was aiming to secure a dream job. The second was a chat with his supervisor who revealed that his academic success had been extremely [size=2]patchy[/size] and that he wouldn't be offered the role.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 第一份访谈是关于一个想获得梦想工作的野心勃勃的学生。第二份访谈是该学生和导师间的谈话，谈话揭示出他的学业成绩起伏很大，他将不能获得想要的工作。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] The volunteers were then given various statements and asked to what degree they agreed with them.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 研究人员向志愿者们展示了各种言论，并问他们在多大程度上同意这些言论。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] Their responses would measure their [size=2]susceptibility[/size] to schadenfreude.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 从他们的反应可衡量出他们幸灾乐祸的程度。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] The statements included "I enjoy[ed] what happened to Marleen/Mark" and "I couldn't resist a little smile."[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 这些言论包括“我对马琳/马克遭遇的事情感到高兴”和“我忍不住感到一丝窃喜”。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] Self-esteem levels had been worked out in a separate test before this stage of the experiment and the results show that those with a low opinion of themselves were happiest at learning of the student's misfortune.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 在进行这一实验前，已经通过单独测试测量出他们自尊心的强弱。结果显示，那些自卑的人在知道该学生的不幸后是最高兴的。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] To add even more [size=2]veracity[/size] to the study those with low self-esteem were tested again after they'd been given some short and intense positive thinking exercises - and their schadnfreude levels dropped.[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 为了增强这一研究的真实性，研究人员在让那些自卑的人做了一些简短、强度大的正面思维训练后，又对他们做了一次测试，这次他们的幸灾乐祸程度下降了。[/color][/size]
[size=14px] Van Dijk told LiveScience: "I think when you have low self-esteem, you will do almost anything to feel better, and when you're confronted with the misfortune of others you'll feel schadenfreude."[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] 凡·迪吉克告诉“生活科学网站”说：“我认为当你自卑时，你几乎会做任何能让你感觉好起来的事情，因此在你知道他人遭遇不幸时，你会幸灾乐祸。”[/color][/size]
[size=14px] "In this study, if we give people something to affirm their self, then what we found is they have less schadenfreude - they don't need the misfortune of others to feel better anymore."[/size]
[size=14px] [color=#008000] “在这一研究中，如果我们向人们提供一些能让他们肯定自己的东西，我们就会发现他们就不会那么幸灾乐祸——他们不再需要用他人的不幸来让自己感觉好一些。”[/color][/size] 我有时候喜欢看那种滑稽搞笑的外国人的摔倒的短片。:qq82] 貌似我也有自卑心理哦:qq79] [b]回复 [url=http://bbs.tingroom.com/redirect.php?goto=findpost&pid=561850&ptid=289012]2#[/url] [i]tingroom[/i] [/b]
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差不多，这种短篇老多了，爆笑。 自卑和自尊就那么一步之遥吧
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