推 billa0203: 先推 07/18 15:34
推 hidy1119: 感謝！看起來有深入哈 07/18 16:48
→ Dix123: 跨謀 我難過 07/18 16:51
推 cookies12: j我難過+1 ..... 07/19 02:18
因為文獻太長,所以需要用回文方式回應
※ 引述《babaluu ()》之銘言：
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: 推 sonlyfun: 推！ 07/17 23:26
: 推 cookies12: 喔喔 大量練習真的很需要時間! 07/17 23:58
: 推 abcd0: 加油吧,有練習上的問題可以提出發問,我有空會回答的 07/18 02:38
: 推 hidy1119: 很好奇DM在講座上提到冷讀可運用在心理治療這部分，可否 07/18 08:28
: → hidy1119: 請DM解答一下:-) 07/18 08:28
http://denisdutton.com/cold_reading.htm
this discussion has presented cold reading as it flourishes in the domain of
the paranormal. Yet it must be allowed that almost all professionals who use
counselling in their work depend on practices which are in some respects near
or distant relatives of cold reading. Thus cold reading extends beyond
astrology and fortune telling through fringe medicine and into psychotherapy
and even legitimate physical medicine. The psychiatrist, for example, who is
faced with a patient displaying vague psychological symptoms may, in ways not
wholly alien to the astrologer, present an “explanation” of the disorder in
terms of an impressive theory. The authority of the psychiatrist may persuade
the patient that the correct explanation for his disorder has been found;
indeed, he or she may eagerly embrace the psychiatrist’s diagnostic
narrative as “amazingly accurate.” Psychiatrists have many satisfied
clients in situations where both doctor and patient firmly believe that it is
the empirical content of the scientific theory according to which they were
treated which has given benefit — when in fact any of a number of
alternative theories might have worked as well. Thus the line that divides
effective legitimate counselling from delusive cold reading may be less clear
than some might wish to believe.
另外,也有本原文書專門在講這方面的東西
http://goo.gl/z1AYb1
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