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There is widespread evidence of an attentional bias towards threat material in clinical anxiety and in non-clinical anxiety. Such findings are important because recent cognitive theories have proposed that such biases play a critical role in the etiology or maintenance of anxiety disorders. For example, Mathews suggested that attentional bias to threat cues in the environment will result in increased perception of danger, and therefore more frequent or intense experiences of of an attentional bias for threat in anxiety has come from a range of studies using the modified Stroop and dot probe tasks. On the Stroop task, anxious individuals are typically slower in naming the colours of threat-related words than neutral words, which is consistent with their processing resources being selectively allocated to the threat word content. In the dot probe task, pairs of stimuli are briefly presented on a screen and immediately after they disappear a small dot probe is presented in the location of one of the are required to respond as quickly as possible to the probe. The rationale for the task is that response latencies to probes will be faster if they occur in an attended, rather than unattended, region of the display and so the deployment of attention to the face stimuli can be inferred from the RT data这是对在临床和非临床焦虑焦虑的注意偏向威胁材料广泛的证据。这样的结果是重要的因为最近的认知理论的提出，这种偏见在病因或焦虑障碍的维护起着至关重要的作用。例如，马修斯建议，注意偏向威胁线索的环境中会导致危险感知的增加，因此更频繁或强烈的经验的焦虑。焦虑的注意偏向威胁的证据来自一系列的研究，利用修正的斯特鲁普和点探测任务。在斯特鲁普任务，焦虑的人通常是缓慢的相关词的颜色命名的威胁比中性词，这是与他们的处理资源被选择性地分配到威胁词的内容一致。在点探测任务，对刺激简要呈现在屏幕上，他们消失后立即小点探针是一句中的位置。要求参加者尽快做出反应的探针。对于任务的理由是，响应延迟探针将如果他们发生在出席会更快，而不是无人值守的显示区域，所以注意脸刺激部署可以从RT数据推断求采纳，好辛苦滴说

With the increasing development of social psychology and research topics are also increasingly enriched and expanded. From the early community to promote research and development to the study of social lazy; obedience from the research, development and obedience to the anti-independence of the study, from violations of the research and development to the spirit of altruism; attracted from the research and development to love The study from the human perception of the research, development attributed to the study, and so on. Shows that the social psychology of vision is increasingly broad and in-depth. In the system through the introduction of social psychology of self-concept and self-efficacy and the acquisition of self-control and to help to deepen our understanding of the social psychology of self-concept of self - Understanding and knowledge of people and events in the community, understand their own, have been understanding of "I" the true meaning of the word

A Dream's Worth, Lesson on Psychology of DreamsA picture is worth a thousand words. You've heard it so many times that it sounds trite. But a picture really IS worth a thousand words. And if a dream is a very special kind of picture, how much is IT worth? Maybe more? What about very simple pictures and very simple dreams? No doubt they're worth a little bit less than complex, elaborate ones. Or are they? In my psychotherapy course one day, I presented my undergraduate students with these questions. "Here's a very simple dream from a psychotherapy client I worked with years ago. I won't tell you anything about the client. I'll just tell you his dream, and then lets see what we can discover about him by exploring it...... Here's the dream:" "I was wearing a white shirt and a purple tie." The students just stare at me, expecting more to come. "No," I explain, "that's it. That's the dream. Now let's start to explore it." I then lead them through a group process of free associating to the dream (much like I describe on the Working and Playing with Dreams Page). "Just let your imagination go. Take every element of the dream and just let your mind wander on it. Whatever comes to mind. Don't censor anything, that's important. There is no right or wrong. It can be a fun, playful exercise - although the results sometimes may be serious and powerful. Freud thought that free association bypasses the defenses of rational, logical thinking and unlocks deeper links within the unconscious. It opens one up to fantasy, symbolism, and emotion - the very place from which dreams spring." Here is a list of some of the associations the students come up with. For the purpose of this article I've organized them somewhat, whereas during the actual exercise the ideas surface in a much more freewheeling stream of consciousness: PURPLE .... royalty, bruises, choking, holding one's breath, grief, a combination of blue and pink, goes well with black, The Color of Purple TIE .... formal attire, going to work, phallic symbol, tied up, being tied to something, chokes the neck, confining PURPLE TIE .... unconventional, stands out, rebellious, showing off WHITE .... clean, pure, unstained, "good," light SHIRT .... the top part, covered up, tucked in, stuffed shirt, where are the pants? WHITE SHIRT.... conventional, boring, going to work, going to church, corporate America WHITE SHIRT AND PURPLE TIE.... unusual combination, contradictory combination, very unconventional, tie really stands out DEPLETION?.... there's nobody else in the dream, it's so static, there's nothing happening, where are the feelings? After we finish this free associating, I then describe the client to the class. At the time Dan had the dream, he was 23 years old. I would describe him as a quiet, held-back person who was very confined (the tie) in how he talked, behaved, and felt towards others. Put bluntly, people found him rather boring to be with (white shirt). His emotional and interpersonal life were choked (the tie). He had almost no friends and felt little connection to his family (the tie again). Other than going to his tedious job (white shirt) as a low level technician for a computer company, essentially nothing was happening in his static, uneventful life (depletion). Dan was also very limited in understanding anything but the most surface, top-level (shirt) characteristics of his personality. Although outwardly conventional in how he dressed and acted at his job (white shirt), secretly he felt rebellious against authority (purple tie on white shirt) and generally superior (purple) to most people. He liked to think of himself as a political activist who firmly believed in the rights of abused (purple) people and felt more tied to them than anyone else. Comparing outside to inside, he was a bit of a contradiction (white shirt on purple tie). But none of these issues is what consciously drove him to therapy. What he most desperately needed to discuss and resolve was the fact that he was homosexual (purple tie). Yet he didn't know whether he wanted to come out of the closet or not (the tie). Part of him wanted to let everyone know, to even show off and parade the fact that he was gay (purple tie on white shirt), to escape the feeling that his identity was being restrained and choked (more tie). His rebellious, unconventional side liked that idea. He sometimes did indeed bravely experiment with revealing his gay identity by wearing a purple triangle, which to him symbolized being homosexual (a combination of pink and blue). But another side of him (purple tie versus white shirt) was afraid to come out. He sometimes felt dirty, tainted, sick, for being gay. That part of him wanted to be somehow cleansed and redeemed (white shirt). Part of the problem was that sex in general was a very unpleasant issue for him. When he was young he had had surgery on his genitals. He still felt insecure and "bruised" (purple) down there. He was so conflicted about sex that I sometimes wondered if he had been sexually abused as a child (purple tie?, suffocating tie?). A dream, even a simple one, is worth at least a thousand words. Freud thought that there was no limit to how much you could analyze a dream. You can always go further and further into the symbols, the links of associations, the memories that generate a dream. At some deep unconscious level, any dream fans out into the infinite horizon of emotion and thought that constitute the individual psyche... that even transcends the individual psyche and constitutes us all. 920字左右，觉得不够你还可以再在开头或者结尾加一小段。本片小论文短小精悍，包括了理论与案例分析。觉得还能用的话希望能尽快加分：）

Abstract: With the increasing development of social psychology and research topics are also increasingly enriched and expanded. From the early community to promote research and development to the study of social lazy; obedience from the research, development and obedience to the anti-independence of the study, from violations of the research and development to the spirit of altruism; attracted from the research and development to love The study from the human perception of the research, development attributed to the study, and so on. Shows that the social psychology of vision is increasingly broad and in-depth. In the system through the introduction of social psychology of self-concept and self-efficacy and the acquisition of self-control and to help to deepen our understanding of the social psychology of self-concept of self - Understanding and knowledge of people and events in the community, understand their own, have been understanding of "I" the true meaning of the words:) self-concept of self-efficacy of self-control Learned Helplessness

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Topic: University students play the conflict analysis and research of countermeasure in the heart after the computer gameSummary:Purpose: Aim at analyzing the contradiction psychology after university students play the computer game. Method: Adopt questionnaire law prediction two times go on, mainly, use it about playing the questionnaire of the sense behind the computer game, feeling the scale of seeking. Result: Infer the production of the contradictory psychology comes from inducing the factor to feel that seek and stimulate the ego consciousness of the factor; The man girl feels that seeks not to have significance : Computer game, contradiction psychology, feel and seek