Listen to a psychologist tell a story

Chapter 27

Chapter 3 Section 12 Psychologist's "Death Penalty Experiment"?
All you need to do is not to be crushed by your own spirit, but to use willpower to stand up the backbone of your life. ? ?

Martin?Gardner turned out to be a doctor.He once did an experiment: let a death row prisoner lie on the bed, told him that he would be executed, and then scratched his wrist with a wood chip, and then opened a pre-prepared faucet to let it drip into a container under the bed , with the rhythm of dripping water from fast to slow, the death row prisoner passed out. In 1988, when he published the experimental results, he was prosecuted by the judicial authorities, but he told the world with facts: the spirit is the real backbone of life, once a person is destroyed spiritually, life will be deformed. ?
Therefore, he strenuously opposes telling cancer patients the truth.He believes that among the patients who died of cancer in the United States, 80% of the patients were scared to death, and the rest died of real illness. ?
Now, Gardner is the mental coach of the American Transatlantic-3V Club.Under his guidance, a man named Bo Leo became famous in one fell swoop.The man drove a canoe from Brest, France, across the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, and arrived in Brisbane, Australia in six and a half months, setting a Guinness World Record for crossing the Atlantic Ocean in a single canoe. ?
Mind walk?

Psychological suggestion is a terrible power. The condemned prisoner in the story reacts to the information received from the outside world, and finally dies painfully under this psychological suggestion. ?
In many cases, life is not going to a desperate situation, but people themselves are too much interfered by external information, which produces a negative psychological suggestion, which breaks down their spirits, so that they are deeply trapped in the predicament and cannot extricate themselves. . ?
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