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大家好 00:08
我是王佳莹 00:09
来自南京师范大学 00:10
我是一个普通的高校心理教师 00:12
也是一个心理咨询师 00:16
这是我工作的地方 00:18
一间小小的心理咨询室 00:19
在10年间 00:22
有无数皱着眉头的年轻人来到这里 00:23
我到现在还常常会 00:27
感叹和感恩于自己的幸运 00:28
可以去面对真实的人 00:31
去感受那些真挚和复杂的情感 00:33
可以一起去探寻可能性 00:36
我做了自己最喜欢的工作 00:39
那么我的主要工作对象是大学生 00:42
包括本科硕士和博士 00:44
当他们来做咨询的时候 00:47
我们会统计他们为什么会来 00:48
在所有的主诉原因当中 00:51
排名前三的是 00:53
自我探索 情绪困扰和人际关系 00:55
今天我就想要从这三个部分出发 01:00
和大家分享 01:02
我在工作过程当中的一些观察 01:04
在咨询室里 01:07
学生们会表现出对自我无比的困惑 01:09
他们用各种各样的例子和表达在说 01:13
我不知道自己到底有什么优点 01:17
我不知道自己喜欢什么 01:20
我不知道自己想要去过一个什么样的人生 01:21
我不知道自己和这个世界的关系是怎样的 01:25
我也找不到自己的位置 01:27
他们会哭着告诉我说 01:30
老师 我不想听我爸妈的安排 01:32
他们根本不知道我想要什么 01:35
可是让我最难过的是 01:37
我自己也不知道 01:39
在大学有关于自我主题的课上 01:41
老师一定会带着学生 01:44
做这样的一个练习 01:46
叫20个我是谁 01:47
也就是 01:49
以我开头写下20句描述自己的句子 01:49
例如我叫什么名字 01:54
我是一个男生还是一个女生 01:56
我个子很高 01:58
我对这个世界感到很好奇 02:00
我喜欢打游戏 02:03
我是一个外冷内热的人 02:05
我有的时候喜欢自己 02:07
但是有的时候讨厌自己 02:09
我希望未来可以不在意别人的目光 02:11
过自己想要的人生 02:13
对于有一些同学来说 02:16
他们可以很顺利地写出20条长长的句子 02:17
而有一些同学会卡住 02:21
他们只能写下关于自己的 02:24
社会自我和生理自我的基础信息 02:27
很难写出那些更生动的 更丰富的 02:30
关于心理自我的描述 02:33
那么我是谁 02:36
我的价值是什么 02:38
我想要成为一个什么样的人 02:39
埃里克森将这种对于自我的 02:42
连续 整合 稳定的内在体验 02:45
称为自我同一性 02:47
他提出了社会发展阶段理论 02:49
将人的一生分成了八个发展阶段 02:53
在每一个阶段 02:57
都有我们特定要完成的一个发展的任务 02:57
和需要克服的危机 03:00
而自我同一性是青春期 03:03
也就是12到18岁 03:05
最重要的发展任务 03:07
在2000年 03:10
美国的发展心理学家阿奈特提出 03:11
由于高等教育普及化 03:14
婚育年龄普遍推迟 03:16
职业路径不稳定等社会变革因素 03:18
年轻人们的自我的探索开始滞后了 03:21
在青春期和成年早期之间的关系 03:24
会变得模糊 03:28
于是出现了一个新的发展阶段 03:29
被称为成年初显期 03:32
一般是指从18到29岁的这个区间 03:35
根据阿奈特的研究 03:39
他说世界上大多数人都会在29岁的时候 03:41
觉得自己像个成年人了 03:45
所以对于一个年轻人来说 03:47
混乱 冲突 矛盾 03:49
都是正常的 03:51
他们需要叛逆 03:53
需要打破规则 03:54
需要在那种混乱当中 03:56
去冲撞 03:58
去摸索 03:59
去尝试 03:59
找到自己新的坐标 04:01
但是在我们的成长过程当中 04:03
我们常常会被这样说 04:06
你上了初中就好了 04:09
考上高中就好了 04:11
考上大学就好了 04:12
好像在18岁之前 04:14
高考是我们人生当中的唯一一个目标 04:16
很多学生会告诉我 04:20
他们在高三下的时候其实感觉最好 04:21
因为那个时候 04:25
目标明确 04:26
心无杂念 04:27
生活简单 04:28
每天就是做题 04:29
一切都为了高考 04:30
可是在这样的环境下 04:32
我们没有时间和空间去思考自己到底是谁 04:34
而等到他们真的上了大学呢 04:37
发现大学根本没有别人说的那么好 04:40
大学很难 04:43
也很复杂 04:44
不光要学习 04:46
他们还要参加学生组织 04:48
综合评价 04:50
志愿服务 04:52
科研竞赛 04:53
还有小组汇报等等事情 04:54
于是孩子们就碎了 04:57
他们感到无所适从 04:58
我看到有的学生困于过去 05:01
直到大四还会反复做有关于高考的噩梦 05:04
在那个梦中在考场上他写不出答案 05:08
而这个梦中的景象 05:12
也被迁移到了现实生活当中 05:13
他会在每一次考试之前 05:16
辗转反侧 难以入睡 05:18
也没有办法去面对当前生活当中的挑战 05:21
在心理学中有一个概念叫习得性无助 05:25
是指个体因为多次的失败或受挫 05:28
而形成的一种 05:31
无助 无望 无可奈何的心理状态 05:33
这来源于20世纪60年代 05:36
马丁·塞利格曼的 05:38
一个关于电击狗狗的实验 05:39
最开始他们对于这个实验的解释是 05:42
如果一个人接受了一些挫败的体验 05:45
那这挫败的体验会让他 05:49
习得了无助的这件事 05:51
在50年后由于脑神经科学的发展 05:53
心理学家们对于这个实验 05:56
提出了一个新的视角 05:58
他们说原来无助是人的天性 06:01
当我们遇到困难时 06:05
当我们处于困境中 06:06
我们就是会僵住和不知所措的 06:08
而掌控是我们习得的 06:11
也就是说是过去的那些成功的经验 06:14
使我们在面对困境时 06:17
有勇气做出行动 06:19
所以 06:22
和一直牢牢地记住和回顾那些失败相比 06:23
我们更应该常常想起的是 06:28
我过去的成功经验 06:30
那些我觉得自己做得还很不错的事情 06:32
有些人困于过去 06:36
还有一些学生会困于未来 06:37
他们会抱着对美好未来的愿景 06:40
放弃当下的生活 06:43
投入保研 考公 进大厂的浪潮 06:45
去追求别人口中那个好的未来 06:48
把一切都交给不确定性 06:52
还有一些同学他们会困于比较 06:54
比分数 06:57
比活动加分 06:58
比竞赛 07:00
比得奖 07:01
比口才 07:02
比朋友多少 07:03
并且在一次一次的比较当中 07:04
不停地否定自己 07:06
好像我们必须要比别人优秀 07:08
才能感受到自己的价值 07:10
而这些困境将大学生们重重围住 07:13
他们失去了试错的勇气 07:17
也不知道 07:20
在面对人生的重大的选择的时候 07:21
应该如何抉择 07:24
我常常会被问到 07:26
老师 我到底应该怎么选 07:28
是考研还是去工作 07:32
是回老家还是去大城市 07:34
是做自媒体还是当老师 07:36
我要坚持异地还是分手呢 07:38
那些纠结的同学们 07:41
急于去寻求一个正确的答案 07:43
因为他们既害怕选错 07:46
也害怕为自己的选择负责 07:48
我会告诉他们 07:51
我不知道 07:52
因为那不是我的人生 07:53
但是我会陪着他们一起去探索 07:55
其实在这个阶段对自己感到困惑 07:58
是再正常不过的一件事了 08:01
我在高考的时候根本不知道自己要学什么 08:04
那个时候也没有张雪峰 08:06
父母也不懂 08:08
但是好像有一个基本的共识是 08:11
学好数理化走遍天下都不怕 08:13
所以我当时随便报了一个长三角地区 08:17
看起来名字比较厉害的工科专业 08:20
叫热能与动力工程(能源与环境) 08:22
直到后来我才知道 08:26
那是一个烧锅炉的专业 08:27
在大三的时候我们开始去参观实习 08:31
然后我们要去电厂 汽轮机厂和锅炉厂参观 08:34
那些厂里面就有巨大的传送带 08:38
巨大的烟囱 08:41
还有特别巨大的锅炉 08:42
然后那个控制室上有6×6的显示屏 08:44
上面就是实时监控的数字和图表 08:47
我站在那里就傻掉了 08:51
我说 天呐 这是什么地方 08:53
我以后绝对不能在这里工作 08:55
那是我人生当中第一次脑海中 08:58
特别清晰地蹦出来一个念头 09:00
我不喜欢数字和图表 09:03
我想要做和人相关的工作 09:05
于是那天回去 09:07
我就下定决心要跨专业考心理学的研究生 09:08
在大学间其实我没有什么目标 09:13
可能正是因为什么都不知道 09:15
所以我有了很多空间去探索 09:17
也可以去做很多无用之事 09:20
跨专业的这个决定这么容易 09:23
或许是因为那个时候 09:25
我们也看不到就业排名和薪资水平 09:26
所以好像你能更多地倾听自己内心的声音 09:30
这个世界上有很多的未知 09:33
你只能靠自己去实践 09:36
而类似的选择 09:38
我想对于今天的大学生来说 09:39
的确变得更困难 09:41
因为他们现在面对的是一个 09:43
高度复杂且充满张力的环境 09:46
信息爆炸 09:50
价值多元 09:51
竞争加剧 09:52
未来的就业前景不明 09:53
打开手机所有的信息都在教你做人 09:56
告诉你什么是对的 09:58
父母也会很焦虑 10:00
他们跟自己的孩子说 10:01
人生每一步都很重要 10:03
你每一步都不能走错 10:04
孩子们也一直在要求自己正确 10:07
他们会常常说我应该怎么样 10:10
我必须怎么样 10:13
而在这样的环境下 10:15
想要去分辨 10:17
我想成为的样子 10:18
和他人希望我成为的样子 10:20
变得愈发的困难 10:22
有学生告诉我 10:24
他们会在不同的平台呈现不同的自我 10:25
在朋友圈里独立自信有生命力 10:29
在小红书上热爱生活岁月静好 10:32
但是在微博上 10:35
脆弱敏感 暴躁易怒 天天发疯 10:36
在这些精心打造的人设下 10:40
他们看不清自己的模样 10:42
用假性的自体去顺应外界的期待 10:45
假性自体 10:49
是英国的心理学家温尼科特提出的一个概念 10:49
最开始是指在个体的生命早期 10:53
由于得不到母亲的回应 10:56
他会压抑自己的需要 10:58
去优先顺从母亲的需要 11:00
发展出一个虽然有功能 11:03
但是比较空洞的虚假的自我 11:05
这种假性自体 11:08
它很像一层保护性的面具 11:09
可以帮助我们在社会关系中生存 11:11
但是就会导致与内在真实的自我断裂 11:14
带来自我异化 11:17
由于自我同一性发展不完善的 11:19
这种自我的混乱感 11:22
会使年轻人们价值观模糊 目标缺失 自我矛盾 11:24
很难以做出人生的重大选择 11:29
可是他们不得不面对的是 11:32
在大学的末尾他必须要做出选择 11:34
但自我发展其实是一个终生的历程 11:38
荣格将其称之为自性化 11:41
荣格说与其做一个完美的人 11:44
我宁可做一个完整的人 11:47
和我们的心理息息相关的 11:51
除了自我以外 11:52
还有我们的情绪 11:53
我想先问问大家 11:55
你多久哭一次 11:57
你还记得你上一次哭是因为什么吗 12:01
之前有一个男生来到咨询室 12:06
他说老师我心里很难受 12:08
其实我很想哭 12:10
但是我已经很久都没有哭过了 12:11
我从初中就开始没有哭过了 12:13
我问为什么 12:16
他说因为我觉得哭是一个很脆弱的表现 12:17
而且我会担心我一哭就停不下来 12:21
我说我们有50分钟 12:23
而且这里还有很多的纸 12:26
你或许可以试试看 12:28
于是他就开始大哭 12:29
在25分钟之后 12:31
他慢慢地平静下来 12:33
他说老师我哭得差不多了 12:35
我就问他现在感觉怎么样 12:37
他说好像心里一直压的一块大石头消失了 12:39
我们生来就是用哭声和这个世界互动的 12:45
婴儿通过哭声向外界去传递信号 12:48
当他们被满足之后就会平静下来 12:52
在全人类的文化背景下 12:55
有六种共通的基本情绪 12:57
它们是开心 悲伤 害怕 惊讶 愤怒和厌恶 13:00
在这里惊讶算是一种中性的情绪 13:08
正性的情绪只有开心一种 13:12
其他的四种都是负面情绪 13:14
情绪本身是没有对错好坏之分的 13:17
它是属于我们每一个人的独特的感受 13:20
当我们的需要被满足时 13:23
我就会出现积极的情绪 13:25
当我的需要没有被满足时 13:27
我就会出现消极的情绪 13:29
而随着我们长大 13:32
好像哭 13:33
变成了一件错事 13:34
经常有同学会在咨询室里说到动容处流泪 13:37
他们会突然停下来 13:41
然后别过头说对不起老师 13:42
我们到底为什么要为自己的真实情感 13:46
到底为什么要为我们的难过而感到抱歉呢 13:49
情绪的本质是变化 13:56
是那些否定 忽视和压抑 13:59
才让我们原本会流走的情绪固定下来 14:03
悲伤 愤怒 愉悦都会出现 14:07
然后消失 14:11
就像天上的云朵一样 14:13
我们会给别人发信息去祝福他说 14:15
祝你天天开心 14:18
因为没有人能天天开心 14:20
所以这是一个祝福 14:22
情绪本身就是会自然地流走的 14:24
你要外向 14:28
乐观开朗 14:30
积极向上 14:31
男孩子要勇敢 14:32
哭能解决什么问题 14:34
女孩子就是情绪化 14:35
年轻人经常听到这些声音 14:38
他们也把这些信念植入了自己的脑海里 14:40
他们在告诉自己负性情绪是不好的 14:44
是不应该存在的 14:47
是应该要去否定忽视和压抑的 14:49
所以大学生很习惯于 14:53
将那些消极的情绪打包成一团 14:54
他们无法说出 14:57
自己是悲伤 担忧 不满还是委屈 14:59
只是试图将那些不好的东西 15:02
统统丢进垃圾桶 15:05
在前段时间有一个学生过来跟我说 15:08
她说老师 15:10
现在我和我的朋友们会叫自己老鼠人 15:11
我说什么是老鼠人 15:14
老鼠人是指 15:16
好像老鼠一样生活在地下室里 15:17
他们不想社交 15:21
不想出门 15:22
昼夜颠倒 15:23
每天玩手机 15:24
靠外卖为生 15:26
然后他们对自己没有信心 15:28
也会对未来没有希望的 15:30
一种低能量的状态 15:31
这种关于老鼠人的描述 15:33
它其实是学生的一种自嘲 15:36
但我想其中也包含了 15:38
大学生的很重要的自我攻击 15:40
我想请大家花几秒来思考一个问题 15:44
如果你过几天有重要的事情 15:47
但是你今天什么都没做 15:50
还刷短视频刷到了半夜 15:52
你的脑海里会出现什么声音呢 15:54
我听到的已经有一些答案了 15:59
废物 16:02
又浪费了一天 16:03
连手机都控制不了 16:05
你还能干吗 16:06
你真是太笨了 16:10
谁会喜欢你呀 16:11
你真没用 16:13
为什么每次说话都发抖 16:14
就是因为你懒 16:16
所以什么事都做不好 16:17
你总是胡思乱想 16:19
你真是一无是处 16:20
这些话像箭一样扎进人的心里 16:23
不过放箭的人是我们自己 16:26
不像学生们看上去 16:29
那么潇洒 那么酷 16:31
他们的脑海里充满了自我攻击的声音 16:33
如果我们的手指受伤了 16:36
我们可能会用创可贴把它包扎起来 16:38
但如果我们的心受伤了 16:41
在那个受伤的时刻 16:43
那个挫败的时刻 16:44
我们却反而会在伤口上撒盐 16:46
向自己用力地再插两刀 16:48
而这种自我攻击往往 16:51
不是出现在特别重大的事情之后 16:53
或许只是因为你熬夜玩手机 16:55
最近长了两斤 16:58
或者发言的时候紧张了 16:59
而来自老师 家长 社会 17:02
外部的这些批评指责和要求 17:05
会被我们内化 17:08
变成自己内心的声音 17:09
好像我们的心里住进了一个批评者 17:11
那个批评者错误地以为 17:14
我们必须要足够好 17:16
必须要完美 17:18
必须要优秀 17:19
才能避免被批评 17:20
并且那个批评者他总是先发制人 17:22
他想我都已经攻击自己了 17:25
别人总不能再伤害到我了吧 17:27
于是我们会学到 17:31
好事外归因 坏事内归因 17:33
我考得好就是因为我运气好或者题目简单 17:37
如果我考不好就是因为我很差劲 我很笨 17:41
有学生会在咨询室当中崩溃 17:45
他说我已经很努力了 17:47
但是父母只能看到我的不足 17:50
我不知道尽头在哪里 17:53
自我攻击不是应该的吗 17:55
我想不到其他可以对自己说的话 17:57
我想要和大家说的是 18:01
年轻人之所以会有情绪问题 18:04
不是因为他们不上进 18:07
他们不要强 18:09
不是因为他们真的就躺平了 18:10
而是因为他们对自己的要求 18:13
从来都没有降低 18:15
他们的进取心也没有降低 18:16
他们总是希望自己可以做得更好 18:18
但这些循环的自我攻击 18:21
除了让我们的情绪更沮丧更痛苦 18:24
没有办法让事情好起来 18:28
我们更应该去看看 18:31
那个情绪的背后我们的需要是什么 18:33
去理解自己 18:37
关怀自己 18:38
像对待朋友一样友善地对待自己 18:40
告诉自己你已经尽你所能了 18:43
你已经做得很好了 18:46
当你已经是那个受伤的人的时候 18:48
不要再向自己射第二支箭 18:51
个体心理学家阿德勒说 18:55
一切烦恼都来自于人际关系的烦恼 18:57
人际关系也是大学生常见的一种心理困扰 19:00
根据2024年国民心理健康发展报告 19:05
有支持性的同学关系 19:09
家庭关系和舍友关系 19:11
都能显著地降低抑郁和焦虑的风险 19:13
哈佛大学曾经做过一个研究 19:17
叫哈佛成人发展研究 19:18
这个研究也被称为史上最漫长的 19:21
关于幸福人生的研究 19:24
它在近80年间追踪了724个人的一生 19:26
就为了看看是什么能使人更幸福 19:29
结果出人意料 19:33
不是财富 智商和社会地位 19:35
而是良好的人际关系质量 19:38
人际关系质量是可以预测一个人 19:41
幸福和健康长寿的最强因子 19:43
可遗憾的是 19:48
当今孤独是大学生的普遍状态 19:49
大学生的宿舍里都会安装床帘 19:54
我们过去的床帘可能更像一个窗帘 19:57
但现在的床帘像一个立方体的罩子 20:00
里面是黑的 20:03
我想这代表着 20:05
他们对于个人空间的非常重要的需要 20:06
而这个外部的罩子一样的空间 20:10
其实也是他们心的空间的一个呈现 20:12
他们希望可以和别人保持距离 20:16
他们需要有一个属于自己的独立的空间 20:19
是生人勿近的 20:23
是别人不要随便来打扰的 20:25
我在课上会问学生一些问题 20:27
我会问他们你们喜欢什么样的人 20:30
这个答案大体是差不多的 20:32
他们都会喜欢 20:35
真诚的 善良的 20:36
不会评判别人的 20:39
会尊重别人的 20:40
善解人意的人 20:42
然后我会问你们不喜欢什么样的人 20:43
在前几年 20:48
自私的人是稳居第一的答案 20:49
但是近几年有越来越多的同学会说 20:52
他们不喜欢没有边界感的人 20:55
那什么样的人是没有边界感的人呢 20:58
比如他总是冲你倒苦水 21:02
不管你愿不愿意听 21:05
你都要睡觉了 21:06
他还一直给你打电话 21:07
不愿意放下 21:09
你总是要去接受他的情绪的垃圾 21:11
这是情感越界 21:14
如果他直接拿起你的水杯喝水 21:16
没有经过你的同意就动了你的物品 21:19
这是物质越界 21:21
如果他每天问你 21:23
你去哪儿了 21:24
你又买了什么东西 21:25
你怎么这么爱花钱 21:26
你说我妈都没管我 21:28
你要来管我 21:30
这是身份越界 21:32
听起来真的让人有点不喜欢对吧 21:34
但是我们对于边界感的这种需要 21:37
它也会带来另外一个倾向 21:40
就是好像我们总是彬彬有礼 21:43
礼貌克制的 21:46
很难去和别人真正地靠近 21:47
学生们会告诉我 21:51
他在上大学之前的友情 21:52
都来自于班主任的“包办婚姻” 21:54
班主任安排他和谁做同桌他就和谁交朋友 21:57
他们也会说他们在线上线下很不一致 22:01
刚加好友就可以互相叫宝宝 22:04
但是在校园里面见面了 22:07
却会假装看不见 22:09
擦身而过 22:10
然后我们会上心理课 22:13
课上需要大家小组讨论 22:14
但是我就看到有的小组学生 22:16
每个人都抱着手机不说话 22:19
于是我就走过去想看看是怎么了 22:21
就发现他们都坐在一起 22:24
但是却用手机在群里面讨论问题 22:26
还有学生会常常形容 22:30
他们的宿舍关系就是搭子 22:32
能一起去上个课 22:34
去吃个饭 22:36
互不干涉 22:37
偶尔聚个餐 22:38
已经很好了 22:39
别无他求了 22:40
那么学生们又是如何看待爱情的呢 22:42
我问谈恋爱是大学必修课吗 22:46
有90%的同学不同意 22:49
好像在宿舍里面 22:53
让人脸红心跳的恋爱话题慢慢消失了 22:54
女生们会玩乙女游戏 22:58
打开手机就有个帅哥在等她 23:01
是成熟睿智型的还是温柔奶狗型的 23:04
你都可以自选 23:07
关键是这个帅哥还善解人意 23:09
尊重女性 23:12
能提供情绪价值 23:12
有人告诉我 23:15
她真的因为玩了这个游戏感到更喜欢自己 23:16
所以女孩子们会讨论男明星 23:20
男偶像 23:23
漫画和小说里的男性角色 23:24
但是她们不太愿意 23:27
再去讨论真实生活当中的某一个男孩 23:28
男生们的回答更简单 23:32
谈恋爱太麻烦 23:34
不如打游戏 23:36
大学生们对于恋爱的兴趣和关注度都在下降 23:38
但其实我发现和主动选择享受孤独相比 23:43
大部分学生其实都处于一个摇摆的状态 23:48
他们会很怀念高中的友情 23:51
那些密友 23:54
他也会希望可以有人能理解他 23:56
支持他 23:58
陪着他 23:59
但是他很难真的做出尝试去结交新朋友 24:00
他们也想恋爱 24:04
但是现在很流行智者不入爱河 24:06
独立女性不需要爱情 24:10
要一个人活得精彩 24:13
好像让他们很羞于表达自己对爱的渴望 24:15
好像那样就不酷了 24:18
大学生们不想 不敢 不会 24:21
他们害怕消耗时间 消耗精力 消耗情绪 24:24
有学生说我其实也挺孤独的 24:29
我也知道人际关系很重要 24:32
但是要花那么多时间 24:34
投入那么多精力对一个人付出 24:36
最后还可能没有回报 24:39
我做不到 24:40
我能理解这背后或许是他存在很多的困惑 24:42
很多的忧虑 24:46
很多的害怕 24:47
和对好的关系的渴望 24:48
学生们很倾向于 24:51
回避在关系当中的负面的经验 24:53
他们很害怕被拒绝 24:57
也害怕受伤 24:59
害怕本就摇摇欲坠的自我雪上加霜 25:00
这种害怕让他们的关系既难开始又难维持 25:04
有些时候我也会问 25:10
我说那你怎么不主动约别人一起 25:11
你也说有一些朋友 25:14
你有心事的时候你怎么不和他们倾诉呢 25:16
往往回答都是一样的 25:19
他们会说大家都很忙 25:22
每个人都有自己的事情要做 25:24
我也不想和别人说太多 25:27
他们会觉得我是个麻烦 25:29
这种说法在人际关系当中非常常见 25:32
它其实是一种典型的认知歪曲 25:35
叫读心术 25:38
就是我假设了别人的想法 25:39
并且把它当成是事实 25:43
好像带着一个滤镜去看待这个世界一样 25:45
我就会问他们 25:49
我说这是事实还是你的假设呢 25:50
别人觉得你是个麻烦 25:54
是你猜的还是他亲口告诉你的 25:55
有没有可能别人也担心会麻烦到你 25:59
也在期待你的邀约呢 26:02
而那些真的走出舒适圈 26:04
愿意去发出邀请 26:07
和向他信任的朋友倾吐心事的学生 26:09
会在下一次的咨询的时候告诉我说 26:12
老师 我很庆幸我做了这个尝试 26:15
这是一种很美妙的体验 26:18
英国的人类学家罗宾·邓巴 26:21
提出了一个邓巴数的概念 26:23
也被称为150定律 26:25
是指人类的大脑皮层的认知能力 26:27
只能使我们与大概150个人 26:30
维持稳定的人际关系 26:33
但这150个人会根据 26:35
我们关系的亲密和远近 26:37
分成不同的圈层 26:39
所以我们能看到人际关系是一个发展的过程 26:41
我常常会和学生们说 26:45
我说好朋友不会从天上掉下来 26:47
我们就是需要花一些时间 26:50
一起说很多的话 26:52
一起走长长的路 26:54
然后再慢慢地去靠近彼此 26:56
人心不同 26:59
各如其面 27:00
虽然我刚才说到了一些相似点 27:02
但是每个人的生命故事都是独一无二的 27:05
好像我刚才在这很轻飘飘地 27:08
用一两句话描述了一个现象 27:10
对于当事人来说 27:13
却是沉甸甸的 27:14
压在他们身上的真实的痛苦和困境 27:16
也会有人问 27:20
为什么年轻人会有这么多心理问题呢 27:21
媒体上会有一些声音 27:24
将矛头指向原生家庭或者是老师 27:26
原生家庭和教育背景当然都很重要 27:30
有很多学生被此所伤 27:33
但我今天想要和大家说的是 27:36
好像我们总是习惯性地 27:39
为一个结果去找一个原因 27:41
把一个复杂的事情拆解成很多单一的链条 27:43
一个因对应着一个果 27:47
这是线性因果观 27:49
但人心太复杂了 27:51
人的心理发展 27:53
是多重因素动态交互的一个过程 27:54
它是由生理基础 27:58
个人的成长经历 28:00
社会文化背景 28:02
还有个体共同构建的 28:03
没有一个对象可以为此负全部的责任 28:06
在前几年 28:10
我有一个咨询的同学 28:11
因为种种原因没有就医 28:13
最后还是选择了退学 28:15
在那段时间我陷入了深深的怀疑 28:18
我不停地问自己 28:21
我真的能帮到他们吗 28:23
我能帮到他们什么呢 28:25
好像他回家还是要面对高期待的父母 28:27
回到宿舍 28:30
要面对永远无法就空调温度达成一致意见的舍友 28:30
他要去面对困难的课业 28:35
身体的病痛 28:37
经济的匮乏 28:38
和糟糕的成长经历 28:40
他的人生难题我一个都没有办法帮他解决 28:41
我到底能帮到他什么呢 28:45
后来一个来访告诉我 28:48
她说在心理咨询之后 28:51
她觉得手中好像有了一把宝剑 28:53
她知道前方路上还是会荆棘密布 28:56
她还是会遇到很多怪兽 28:59
但是她不再害怕了 29:01
是的 29:04
我们没有办法控制和消除那些人生中的难题 29:05
外部的刺激就在那里 29:09
但是心理咨询或许可以为我们构建一个空间 29:11
我们知道自己永远有机会选择 29:15
我们也知道自己永远都可以应对 29:18
在刺激和回应之间有一段距离 29:22
成长和幸福的关键就在那里 29:25
我想那个刺激和回应之间的距离 29:28
就是心理咨询可以帮我们做的事 29:32
我能帮他们做的事 29:34
在准备这次演讲的时候 29:37
我的脑海当中浮现了很多年轻的脸庞 29:39
他们把心剖开来 29:43
向我展示那些 29:45
脆弱 痛苦 羞耻 悲伤和眼泪 29:47
那个小小的心理咨询室好像是 29:52
现实世界和幻想世界 29:54
中间的一个过渡性空间 29:56
我们走进来 坐下来 29:59
在50分钟之内 30:03
一起全然地进入深谷 30:05
去探寻光亮 30:07
然后站起来走出去投入生活 30:09
作为和大学生的内心世界密切接触的人 30:13
我真的很喜欢这些学生们 30:17
他们真诚 勇敢 有趣 有想象力 30:20
他们始终在用自己的方式 30:25
去应对和适应这个时代 30:27
也希望大家可以给这些年轻人们 30:30
更多的一点时间 30:33
一点空间 30:35
一点理解 30:36
和与以往不同的评价标准 30:37
谢谢大家 30:41

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Hello everyone
I am Wang Jiaying
from Nanjing Normal University
I am an ordinary college psychology teacher
and also a psychological counselor
This is where I work
A small psychological counseling room
In the past 10 years
countless young people with frowns have come here
I still
often sigh and be grateful for my luck
You can face real people
Feel those sincere and complex emotions
You can explore possibilities together
I do my favorite job
Then my main work targets are college students
Including undergraduates, masters and doctors
When they come for consultation
We will count why they come
Among all the main reasons for complaint
The top three are
Self-exploration Emotional distress and interpersonal relationships
Today I want to start from these three parts
Share with you
Some observations during my work process
In the consulting room
Students will show great confusion about themselves
They use various examples and expressions to say
I don’t know what my advantages are
I don’t know what I like
I don’t know what kind of life I want to live
I don’t know what my relationship is with the world
I can’t find my place either
They will cry and tell me
Teacher, I don’t want to listen to my parents’ arrangements
They don’t know what I want
But what makes me saddest is
I don’t know myself either
There is a class on self-theme in college
The teacher will definitely take the students
to do such an exercise
Call 20 people who I am
That is,
Write 20 sentences describing yourself starting with me
For example, what is my name
Am I a boy or a girl
I am tall
I am very curious about the world
I like to play games
I am a person who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside
Sometimes I like myself
But sometimes I hate myself
I hope that in the future I can not care about other people's eyes
Live the life I want
For some students
they can write 20 long sentences smoothly
But some students will get stuck
They can only write about themselves
The basic information of the social self and the physiological self
It is difficult to write those more vivid and rich
descriptions of the psychological self
So who am I
What is my value
What kind of person do I want to be
Erikson called this
continuous, integrated, stable inner experience of the self
called self-identity
He proposed the stage theory of social development
Divide a person's life into eight stages of development
In each stage
there is a specific development task that we need to complete
and a crisis that needs to be overcome
And self-identity is the most important development task in adolescence
that is 12 to 18 years old
...
In 2000
Arnett, an American developmental psychologist, proposed
Due to the popularization of higher education
The age of marriage and childbirth is generally postponed
Social change factors such as unstable career paths
Young people's self-exploration has begun to lag
The relationship between adolescence and early adulthood
will become blurred
So a new stage of development
is called emerging adulthood
Generally refers to the interval from 18 to 29 years old
According to Arnett's research
he said that most people in the world will
feel like adults at the age of 29
So for a young person
chaos, conflict and contradiction
are all normal
They need to be rebellious
need to break the rules
need to be in that chaos
to clash
to explore
Go try
Find your new coordinates
But in the process of our growth
we are often told this
Just go to junior high school
Just go to high school
Just go to university
It seems that before the age of 18
The college entrance examination is the only goal in our lives
Many students will tell me
They actually feel best when they are in their third year of high school
Because at that time
they have clear goals
no distracting thoughts
life is simple
just do questions every day
everything is for the college entrance examination
But in such an environment
we have no time and space to think about who we are
And when they actually went to college
they found that college was not as good as others said.
College is difficult
and very complicated
Not only do they have to study
They also have to participate in student organizations
Comprehensive evaluation
Volunteer service
Scientific research competition
There are also group reports and other things
So the children are broken
They feel at a loss
I see some students trapped in the past
They will have recurring nightmares about the college entrance examination until their senior year.
In that dream, he couldn't write the answer in the examination room
And the scene in this dream
has also been transferred to real life
Before every exam
he would toss and turn and have difficulty falling asleep
There is no way to face the challenges in current life
There is a concept in psychology called learned helplessness
It refers to the individual's repeated failures or setbacks.
A mental state of
helplessness, hopelessness and helplessness
This comes from an experiment on electric shock dogs by Martin Seligman in the 1960s
...
...
Their initial explanation for this experiment was
If a person accepts some frustrating experiences
then this frustrating experience will make him
Learned helplessness
Due to the development of neuroscience 50 years later
psychologists put forward a new perspective on this experiment
...
They said that it turns out that helplessness is human nature
When we encounter difficulties
When we are in trouble
We will freeze and be overwhelmed
And control is something we learn
That is to say, it is the successful experiences in the past
that give us the courage to take action when facing difficulties
...
So
instead of always remembering and reviewing those failures
what we should think of more often is
my past successful experiences
those things that I think I have done pretty well
Some people are trapped in the past
There are also some students who will be trapped in the future
They will hold on to the vision of a better future
Give up the current life
Invest in the wave of graduate school, public examination, and big factory
To pursue the good future that others say
Leave everything to uncertainty
There are also some students who will be trapped in comparison
Compare scores
Compare extra points for activities
Compare competitions
Compare winning awards
Compare eloquence
How much better than friends
And in the comparison again and again
keep denying ourselves
It seems that we must be better than others
in order to feel our own value
And these difficulties surround college students
They have lost the courage to try and make mistakes
Nor do they know
how to choose
when facing the major choices in life
I am often asked
teacher what should I choose
Should I take the postgraduate entrance examination or go to work
Should I go back to my hometown or go to a big city
Should I be a self-media or a teacher
Should I insist on staying apart or break up
Those students who are confused
are eager to find a correct answer
because they are afraid of making the wrong choice
Also afraid of being responsible for my own choices
I will tell them
I don’t know
Because that is not my life
But I will accompany them to explore
In fact, it is normal to be confused about myself at this stage
...
I didn’t know what I wanted to study when I took the college entrance examination
There was no Zhang Xuefeng at that time
My parents didn’t understand either
But there seems to be a basic consensus that
If you study mathematics, physics and chemistry well, you will not be afraid of traveling all over the world
So I randomly applied for an engineering major in the Yangtze River Delta region
It seemed to have a rather powerful name
It was called Thermal Energy and Power Engineering (Energy and Environment)
It was not until later that I found out
It was a boiler-burning major
In my junior year, we started to visit for internships
Then we are going to visit power plants, turbine plants and boiler plants
There are huge conveyor belts in those plants
Huge chimneys
And particularly huge boilers
Then there is a 6×6 display screen in the control room
On it are real-time monitoring numbers and charts
I was so stupid standing there
I said, oh my God, what kind of place is this
I will never work here in the future
That was the first time in my life that
an idea popped up very clearly in my mind
I don't like numbers and charts
I want to do work related to people
So when I went back that day
I made up my mind to take the postgraduate examination in psychology across majors
In fact, I didn't have any goals in college
Maybe it was because I didn't know anything
So I have a lot of space to explore
and do a lot of useless things
The decision to cross majors is so easy
Maybe it's because
we couldn't see the employment rankings and salary levels at that time
So it seems that you can listen to your inner voice more
There are many unknowns in this world
You can only practice by yourself
And similar choices
I think for today's college students
it has indeed become more difficult
because they are now facing a
highly complex and tense environment
Information explosion
Value diversity
Intensified competition
Uncertain future employment prospects
Turn on your phone and all the information will teach you how to behave
Tell you what is right
Parents will also be very anxious
They tell their children
Every step in life is important
You cannot make a mistake in every step
Children have also been asking themselves to be correct.
They will often say what I should be like
What I must be like
And in such an environment
It becomes increasingly difficult to distinguish
what I want to be
and what others want me to be
...
Some students told me
They will present different selves on different platforms
Be independent, confident and vital in the circle of friends
On Xiaohongshu, I love life and the years are quiet.
But on Weibo,
I am fragile and sensitive, irritable and irritable, and I go crazy every day.
Under these carefully crafted characters,
they cannot see their own appearance clearly.
Use the false self to conform to the expectations of the outside world.
The false self
is a concept proposed by the British psychologist Winnicott.
It initially refers to the early stage of an individual's life.
Due to the lack of response from his mother,
he will suppress his own needs
and give priority to obeying the mother's needs.
Develop a false self that is functional
but relatively empty.
This false self
is like a protective mask.
It can help us survive in social relationships.
But it will lead to a break with the inner true self.
Brings self-alienation
Due to the incomplete development of self-identity
this sense of self-confusion
will make young people have blurred values, lack of goals, and self-contradiction
It is difficult to make major choices in life
But what they have to face is
He must make a choice at the end of college
But self-development is actually a lifelong process
Jung calls it individuation
Jung said that rather than being a perfect person
I would rather be a complete person
It is closely related to our psychology
In addition to the self
There is also our emotions
I want to ask everyone first
How often do you cry
Do you still remember why you cried last time
A boy came to the consultation room before
He said teacher, I feel very uncomfortable
Actually I really want to cry
But I haven't cried for a long time
I haven't cried since junior high school
I asked why
He said because I think crying is a very weak sign
And I will worry that I won't be able to stop crying
I said we have 50 minutes
And there is a lot of paper here
Maybe you can try
So he started crying
After 25 minutes
He slowly calmed down
He said teacher, I'm done crying
I asked him how he felt now
He said it felt like a big stone that had been weighing on his heart disappeared
We were born to interact with the world through crying
Babies send signals to the outside world through crying
They will calm down when they are satisfied
In the cultural background of all mankind
there are six common basic emotions
They are happiness, sadness, fear, surprise, anger and disgust
Surprise is a neutral emotion here
The only positive emotion is happiness
The other four are negative emotions
Emotions themselves are not right or wrong
It is a unique feeling that belongs to each of us
When our needs are met
I will have positive emotions
When my needs are not met
I will have negative emotions
And as we grow up
it seems that crying
becomes a wrong thing
Often students will cry in the consultation room when they are moved
They will stop suddenly
Then don’t go over your head and say sorry to the teacher
Why should we be sorry for our true emotions
Why should we feel sorry for our sadness
The essence of emotions is change
It is the denial, neglect and suppression
that allow us to fix the emotions that would otherwise flow away
Sadness, anger and joy will appear
and then disappear
Just like clouds in the sky
We will send messages to others to wish them well and say
I wish you happiness every day
Because no one can be happy every day
So this is a blessing
Emotions will flow away naturally
You should be outgoing
Optimistic and cheerful
Positive
Boys should be brave
What problems can crying solve
Girls are emotional
Young people often hear these voices
They have also implanted these beliefs into their own minds
They are telling themselves that negative emotions are bad
They should not exist
They should be denied, ignored and suppressed
So college students are very accustomed to
packing those negative emotions into a ball
They cannot tell
whether they are sad, worried, dissatisfied or wronged
Just trying to pack those bad things
Throw them all into the trash can
Some time ago, a student came to me and said
She said teacher
Now my friends and I will call ourselves rat people
What I mean is rat people
Rat people refer to
Living in the basement like rats
They don’t want to socialize
Don’t want to go out
Day and night are reversed
Playing with mobile phones every day
Living by taking out food
Then they have no confidence in themselves
and no hope for the future
A state of low energy
This description of rat people
It is actually a kind of self-deprecation by students
But I think it also contains
A very important self-attack of college students
I would like to ask everyone to take a few seconds to think about a question
If you have important things in the next few days
But you didn’t do anything today
You also stayed up until midnight to watch short videos
What voice will appear in your mind
I heard some answers already
Waste
Another day wasted
Can’t even control the phone
What else can you do
You are so stupid
Who will like you
You are so useless
Why do you tremble every time you speak
It's just because you are lazy
So you can't do anything well
You always think randomly
You are really useless
These words pierce people's hearts like arrows
But the ones who shoot the arrows are ourselves
Not as cool and cool as the students look
...
Their minds are filled with the voice of self-attack
If our finger is hurt
we might wrap it up with a Band-Aid
But if our heart is hurt
In that moment of hurt
That moment of defeat
we will instead rub salt into the wound
Stab ourselves hard two more times
And this kind of self-attack is often
It doesn’t appear after something particularly important
Maybe it’s just because you stayed up late playing with your phone
Recently gained two pounds
or you were nervous when speaking
These external criticisms and demands from teachers, parents, society
...
will be internalized by us
and become our inner voices
It’s like a critic lives in our hearts
The critic mistakenly believes that
we must be good enough
must be perfect
must be excellent
to avoid being criticized
And that critic always strikes first
He thinks I have already attacked myself
Others can't hurt me anymore
So we will learn
External attribution for good things and internal attribution for bad things
I did well in the exam because I was lucky or the questions were easy
If I didn't do well in the exam, it was because I was bad and I was stupid
Some students would break down in the consulting room
He said that I had worked very hard
But my parents could only see my shortcomings
I don't know where the end is
Isn't it appropriate to attack yourself
I can't think of anything else to say to myself
What I want to say to everyone is
The reason why young people have emotional problems
is not because they are not motivated
They don't want to be strong
It's not because they really lie down
but because their requirements for themselves
have never been lowered
Their aggressiveness has not been lowered either
They always hope that they can do better
But these cycles of self-attack
In addition to making our emotions more depressed and painful
there is no way to make things better
We should look at
what our needs are behind that emotion
to understand ourselves
care for ourselves
treat ourselves as kindly as we treat friends
tell yourself that you have done your best
you have done a good job
When you are already the injured person
Don’t shoot a second arrow at yourself
Individual psychologist Adler said
All troubles come from interpersonal troubles
Interpersonal relationships are also a common psychological distress among college students
According to the 2024 National Mental Health Development Report
Supportive classmate relationships
Family relationships and roommate relationships
can significantly reduce the risk of depression and anxiety
Harvard University once conducted a study
called the Harvard Adult Development Study
This study is also known as the longest
study on a happy life
It tracked the lives of 724 people in the past 80 years
just to see what makes people happier
The results were unexpected
It is not wealth, IQ and social status
but the quality of good interpersonal relationships
The quality of interpersonal relationships is the strongest factor that can predict a person's
happiness and health and longevity
Unfortunately
loneliness is a common state among college students today
College students will install bed curtains in their dormitories
Our bed curtains in the past may have been more like curtains
But now the bed curtains are like a cubic cover
The inside is black
I think this represents
their very important need for personal space
And this outer cover-like space
is actually a representation of their inner space
They hope to keep distance from others
They need to have an independent space of their own
Don't let strangers come near
Don't let others disturb you
I will ask students some questions in class
I will ask them what kind of people do you like
The answers are generally the same
They will all like
Sincere and kind
Will not judge others
Will respect others
Considerate people
Then I will ask you what kind of people you don't like
In the past few years
selfish people were the number one answer
But in recent years, more and more students will say
They don't like people who have no sense of boundaries
So what kind of people are people who have no sense of boundaries?
For example, he always pours bitter words on you
Whether you want to listen or not
You have to go to sleep
He keeps calling you
Unwilling to let go
You always have to accept his emotional garbage
This is an emotional transgression
If he directly picks up your water glass to drink
Moves your belongings without your consent
This is a material transgression
If he asks you every day
Where have you been?
What did you buy again
Why do you love spending money so much
You said my mother didn't care about me
You have to care about me
This is an identity crossing
It sounds really annoying, right
But our need for a sense of boundaries
It will also bring about another tendency
It seems that we are always polite
Polite and restrained
It is difficult to get really close to others
Students will tell me
His friendships before going to college
all came from the "arranged marriage" of the class teacher
He would make friends with whomever the class teacher arranged for him to be his deskmate
They would also say that they are very inconsistent online and offline
You can call each other baby when you just add friends
But we met on campus
But they would pretend not to see it
Pass by
Then we will have a psychology class
We need to discuss in groups
But I saw some students in the group
Everyone was holding their mobile phones and not talking
So I walked over to see what was wrong
I found that they were all sitting together
But they used their mobile phones to discuss issues in the group
There are also students who often describe it
Their relationship in the dormitory is a match
We can go to a class together
Go have a meal
Don't interfere with each other
Let's have dinner together occasionally
That's good
There's nothing else we could ask for
So what do students think about love
I asked if falling in love is a compulsory course in college
90% of the students disagree
It seems like in the dormitory
The blushing and heart-pounding love topic slowly disappears
Girls will play otome games
When she turns on the phone, there will be a handsome guy waiting for her
Whether he is mature and wise or gentle and gentle
You can choose
The key is that this handsome guy is also considerate
Respect women
Can provide emotional value
Someone told me
She really liked herself more because of playing this game
So girls will discuss male celebrities
Male idols
Male characters in comics and novels
But they are not willing
to discuss a certain boy in real life
Boys' answers are simpler
Falling in love is too troublesome
It’s better to play games
College students’ interest and attention in love are declining
But in fact, I found that compared with actively choosing to enjoy loneliness
Most students are actually in a state of swing
They will miss the friendships in high school
Those close friends
He will also hope that someone can understand him
Support him
Accompany him
But it is difficult for him to really try to make new friends
They also want to fall in love
But it is very popular now that wise men do not fall in love
Independent women do not need love
To live a wonderful life alone
It seems to make them ashamed to express their desire for love
As if that is not cool
College students don’t want to, don’t dare, won’t
They are afraid of consuming time, energy, and emotions
Some students say that I am actually quite lonely
I also know that interpersonal relationships are important
But it takes so much time
Investing so much energy in one person
There may be no reward in the end
I can't do it
I can understand that maybe he has a lot of confusion behind this
A lot of worries
A lot of fear
and the desire for a good relationship
Students tend to
avoid negative experiences in relationships
They are afraid of being rejected
Also afraid of getting hurt
Afraid of worsening the already shaky self
This fear makes it difficult to start and maintain their relationship
Sometimes I will ask
I said why don't you take the initiative to ask others to be together
You also said that you have some friends
Why don't you talk to them when you are worried
Often the answer is the same
They will say that everyone is busy
Everyone has their own things to do
I don't want to talk too much to others
They will think that I am a trouble
This statement is very common in interpersonal relationships
It is actually a typical cognitive distortion
called mind reading
That is, I assume other people's thoughts
and treat it as a fact
It's like looking at the world with a filter
I will ask them
Do I say this is a fact or your assumption
Others think you are a trouble
Is it your guess or did he tell you personally
Is it possible that others are also worried that they will trouble you
and are also looking forward to your invitation
And those students who really step out of their comfort zone
and are willing to extend invitations
and confide their concerns to their trusted friends
will tell me during the next consultation
Teacher I'm glad I made this attempt
It's a wonderful experience
The British anthropologist Robin Dunbar
proposed the concept of Dunbar's number
also known as the 150 law
refers to the cognitive ability of the human cerebral cortex
which can only enable us to maintain stable interpersonal relationships with about 150 people
...
But these 150 people will be based on
The closeness and distance of our relationship
are divided into different circles
So we can see that interpersonal relationships are a process of development
I often tell students
I say good friends will not fall from the sky
We just need to spend some time
Say a lot of words together
Walk a long road together
Then slowly get closer to each other
People's hearts are different
Each has its own face
Although I just mentioned some similarities
, everyone's life story is unique
It seems that I just described a phenomenon very lightly
in one or two sentences
For the person involved
But it is heavy
The real pain and dilemma that weighs on them
Some people will also ask
Why do young people have so many psychological problems
There will be some voices in the media
pointing the finger at the family of origin or teachers
The family of origin and educational background are of course important
Many students have been hurt by this
But what I want to tell you today is
It seems that we are always habitually
looking for a reason for a result
dismantling a complex thing into many single chains
A cause corresponds to an effect
This is a linear view of cause and effect
But the human mind is too complex
Human psychological development
is a process of dynamic interaction of multiple factors
It is composed of physiological basis
personal growth experience
social and cultural background
and individuals
No one object can bear full responsibility for this
In the past few years
I had a classmate who consulted
who did not seek medical treatment for various reasons
and finally chose to drop out
During that time I fell into deep doubt
I kept asking myself
Can I really help them
What can I help them
It seems that he still has to face parents with high expectations when he returns home
Back to the dormitory
Facing roommates who can never agree on the air conditioning temperature
He has to face difficult schoolwork
Physical illness
Financial scarcity
and a bad growth experience
I have no way to help him solve any of his life problems
How can I help him
Later, a visitor told me
She said that after psychological consultation
She felt as if she had a sword in her hand
She knew that there would still be thorns on the road ahead
She will still encounter many monsters
But she is no longer afraid
Yes
We have no way to control and eliminate those problems in life
External stimulation is there
But psychological counseling may build a space for us
We know that we always have a chance to choose
We also know that we can always cope
There is a distance between stimulation and response
The key to growth and happiness is there
I think the distance between stimulus and response
is what psychological counseling can help us
What I can help them do
When preparing this speech
Many young faces appeared in my mind
They cut their hearts open
Show me those
fragility, pain, shame, sadness and tears
That small psychological consultation room seems to be
The real world and the fantasy world
A transitional space in between
Let's walk in and sit down
Within 50 minutes
Enter the deep valley completely together
Go explore the light
Then stand up and go out to live life
As someone who is in close contact with the inner world of college students
I really like these students
They are sincere, brave and interesting Imaginative
They are always using their own way
to cope and adapt to this era
I also hope that everyone can give these young people
a little more time
a little space
a little understanding
and different evaluation standards from the past
Thank you all
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Vocabulary Meanings

confusion

/kənˈfjuːʒən/

B2
  • noun
  • - a lack of understanding or clarity

explore

/ɪkˈsplɔːr/

B1
  • verb
  • - to search or travel through an unfamiliar area

identity

/aɪˈdɛntɪti/

B2
  • noun
  • - the distinct personality of an individual

anxiety

/æŋˈzaɪəti/

B2
  • noun
  • - a feeling of worry, nervousness, or unease

relationship

/rɪˈleɪʃənʃɪp/

B1
  • noun
  • - the connection between people

self-exploration

/ˌsɛlf ɪkˈsplɔːreɪʃən/

C1
  • noun
  • - the process of discovering one's own character or abilities

emotion

/ɪˈmoʊʃən/

B1
  • noun
  • - a strong feeling such as love, anger, or hatred

uncertainty

/ʌnˈsɜːrtənti/

B2
  • noun
  • - a state of doubt or lack of knowledge

authentic

/ɔːˈθɛntɪk/

B2
  • adjective
  • - real or genuine, not copied or false

complex

/ˈkɑːmpleks/

B2
  • adjective
  • - consisting of many different and connected parts

possibility

/ˌpɑːsəˈbɪlɪti/

B1
  • noun
  • - a thing that may happen or be true

integration

/ˌɪntɪˈɡreɪʃən/

C1
  • noun
  • - the act of combining different parts into a whole

stable

/ˈsteɪbəl/

B1
  • adjective
  • - firmly fixed or not likely to move or change

crisis

/ˈkraɪsɪs/

B2
  • noun
  • - a time of intense difficulty or danger

emerging

/ɪˈmɜːrdʒɪŋ/

B2
  • verb
  • - to come into existence or prominence

dilemma

/daɪˈlɛmə/

B2
  • noun
  • - a situation where a difficult choice has to be made

self-attack

/ˌsɛlf əˈtæk/

C1
  • noun
  • - the act of criticizing or blaming oneself

resilience

/rɪˈzɪliəns/

C1
  • noun
  • - the ability to recover from difficulties

boundary

/ˈbaʊndəri/

B2
  • noun
  • - a limit or division

loneliness

/ˈloʊnliːnəs/

B2
  • noun
  • - sadness because one has no friends or company

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