Suspicion

Introduction Suspicion, suspicion; not worried about people.

Cause

1. Closed thinking of self-restraint

Suspicion usually starts with a certain imaginary target, and finally returns to the imaginary target. Just like a circle, the more the painting is thicker, the more the painting becomes more round. The most typical example is the allegory of "suspecting the axe": a person loses an axe and suspects that the neighbor's son has stolen it. Starting from this imaginary goal, he observes the neighbor's son's manners and manners, and looks like a stealing axe. The result of thinking further consolidates and strengthens the original hypothetical goal. He concludes that the thief is not a neighbor. However, soon found an axe in the valley, and then look at the neighbor's son, it is not like a stealing axe. The generation and development of suspicion in real life are almost always closely related to this kind of closed thinking that dominates normal thinking.

2. Lack of trust in the environment, against others, and for yourself

The ancients said: "The long-term knows, no doubt." On the contrary, if you don't know each other, you must be suspicious. However, the lack of "Thaksin" is often associated with the lack of "confidence." Suspicious people, seemingly suspicious of others, actually have doubts about themselves, at least lack of confidence. Some people think that they are not as good as others in some respects, so they always think that others are talking about themselves, look down on themselves, and count themselves. The more confident a person is, the easier it is to trust others, the less likely it is to generate suspicion.

3. Self-defense against social setbacks

Some people have been deceived in their dealings because they creduled others, and suffered huge spiritual losses and emotional frustrations. As a result, they are all ignorant and no longer believe in anyone.

Suspicion is actually based on guesswork. This kind of guessing is often not based on facts, but it is based on its own subjective assumptions to numerate and doubt other people's words and deeds.

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Related inspection

Auricular examination

Do not rely on others to suspect others, and suspect others to do things for themselves. In the process of communication, the tendency of self-involvement is too heavy. What is meant by self-impedement is that it always feels that other things will be related to oneself, and it is too sensitive and suspicious to others' words and deeds.

Differential diagnosis

Suspicion is different from suspiciousness. Suspicion is only a general suspicion. This kind of suspicion may be unreasonable. It is purely caused by nervousness, but it may also have some truth and conform to objective facts. Normal suspicions are all there, not psychological problems. Suspicion is the extreme state of suspicion. The vast majority are unreasonable doubts. Not only do they show more suspicions in quantity, but they are qualitatively unfounded purely to prove stereotypes, prejudice suspicions, and psychological imbalances. which performed.

Do not rely on others to suspect others, and suspect others to do things for themselves. In the process of communication, the tendency of self-involvement is too heavy. What is meant by self-impedement is that it always feels that other things will be related to oneself, and it is too sensitive and suspicious to others' words and deeds.

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