“The Highly Sensitive Person”的版本间的差异

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But psychology is not perfect. It can only reflect the biases of the culture from which it comes. ... Just '''be careful about accepting labels''' for yourself. As we move on, you'll understand why each of these ''mis''labels you. In general, they '''miss the essence of the trait''' and give it a '''negative tone'''. For example, research has found that most people, quite wrongly, associate introversion with poor mental health.
 
But psychology is not perfect. It can only reflect the biases of the culture from which it comes. ... Just '''be careful about accepting labels''' for yourself. As we move on, you'll understand why each of these ''mis''labels you. In general, they '''miss the essence of the trait''' and give it a '''negative tone'''. For example, research has found that most people, quite wrongly, associate introversion with poor mental health.
  
It helps to know that in cultures in which the trait is more valued, the research takes on a different tone. For example, Japanese psychologists seem to expect their sensitive subjects to perform better, and they do.
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2022年5月5日 (四) 17:03的版本

副标题:How to Thrive When the World Overwhelms You

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Preface

P39 Instructions to the reader

2. This book involves seeing yourself as having a trait common to many. That is, it labels you. The advantages are that you can feel normal and benefit from the experience and research of others. But any label misses your uniqueness. HSPs are each utterly different, even with their common trait.

标签能简化复杂的世界,但也是有好有坏的。好处是我们能有一些共同话题,能够感受到「同类」的存在。但是它有时会掩盖事物本身的复杂性,让我们忽略了每一个个体的特点。语言本身只能作为现实世界的一种近似,我们只能让余项越来越小,但是永远不能消除余项。

1. The Facts About Being Highly Sensitive

P52 Learning About Our Culture -- What You Don't Realize WILL Hurt You

You and I are learning to see our trait as a neutral thing -- useful in some situations, not in others -- but our culture definitely does not see it, or any trait, as neutral. ... Although a culture's newborns will show a broad range of inherited temperaments, only a narrow band of these, a certain type, will be the ideal.

虽然在每个文明中的新生儿会呈现出不同的特质(可能比例也是差不多的),但每个文明都会偏爱某一些特质。在人的成长过程中,文明内部的各种机制能够使人的性格朝着某些特定的方向发生改变,从而形成一个「文明」的性格。这也很好地说明了环境会对人的性格产生影响。

P54 Psychology's Bias

But psychology is not perfect. It can only reflect the biases of the culture from which it comes. ... Just be careful about accepting labels for yourself. As we move on, you'll understand why each of these mislabels you. In general, they miss the essence of the trait and give it a negative tone. For example, research has found that most people, quite wrongly, associate introversion with poor mental health.

It helps to know that in cultures in which the trait is more valued, the research takes on a different tone. For example, Japanese psychologists seem to expect their sensitive subjects to perform better, and they do.

人们发明「高敏感」等等标签可能就是因为拥有标签的这些人是「不同」的,是「另类」的,从而是不好的。如果这个标签不是一个文明的主流价值,心理学在研究的时候可能就会天然地受社会价值的影响。不同文明在做相同研究的时候也可能会得出不同的结果。这可能只是人类的局限性,并不能怪罪谁或者是心理学这个学科。我们能做的只能是了解不同文明对一件事的理解并尽可能避免自己文明的偏见。