为什么一些拥有平静特质的女性特别吸引人|神经科学
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| 0:00 | Why does calmness make some women so incredibly attractive? | 为什么冷静让一些女人如此迷人? |
| 0:04 | It isn't necessarily because they're mysterious and it isn't because they're trying to appear detached or hard to read | 不一定是因为他们很神秘 也不是因为他们想显得离谱 或难以阅读 |
| 0:12 | Something deeper may be happening calmness can communicate powerful signals to the brain | 更深层的东西可能正在发生 平静可以传递强大的信号给大脑 |
| 0:19 | safety emotional regulation | 安全情绪调控 |
| 0:21 | confidence and predictability and when we encounter those signals in another person several systems involved in stress | 信心和可预测性,当我们在另一个人身上遇到这些信号时,有几种系统涉及压力 |
| 0:29 | Attention reward and social bonding may respond differently | 关注奖励和社会纽带的反应可能不同 |
| 0:34 | We naturally pay attention to people who make an environment feel more settled rather than more chaotic | 我们自然会关注那些让环境更安定而不是更混乱的人 |
| 0:40 | And we may find ourselves drawn toward people who seem internally grounded people who don't constantly seek reassurance | 我们可能会发现自己被吸引到那些 似乎内在地盘上的人, 他们不总是寻求保证 |
| 0:47 | Dominate conversations or react impulsively to everything around them. | 对周围的一切 进行反复的对话或强烈的反应 |
| 0:52 | So what is it about calm behavior that can feel so? | 冷静的行为有什么意义? |
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| 1 | Why does calmness make some women so incredibly attractive? | 为什么冷静让一些女人如此迷人? |
| 2 | It isn't necessarily because they're mysterious and it isn't because they're trying to appear detached or hard to read | 不一定是因为他们很神秘 也不是因为他们想显得离谱 或难以阅读 |
| 3 | Something deeper may be happening calmness can communicate powerful signals to the brain | 更深层的东西可能正在发生 平静可以传递强大的信号给大脑 |
| 4 | safety emotional regulation | 安全情绪调控 |
| 5 | confidence and predictability and when we encounter those signals in another person several systems involved in stress | 信心和可预测性,当我们在另一个人身上遇到这些信号时,有几种系统涉及压力 |
| 6 | Attention reward and social bonding may respond differently | 关注奖励和社会纽带的反应可能不同 |
| 7 | We naturally pay attention to people who make an environment feel more settled rather than more chaotic | 我们自然会关注那些让环境更安定而不是更混乱的人 |
| 8 | And we may find ourselves drawn toward people who seem internally grounded people who don't constantly seek reassurance | 我们可能会发现自己被吸引到那些 似乎内在地盘上的人, 他们不总是寻求保证 |
| 9 | Dominate conversations or react impulsively to everything around them. | 对周围的一切 进行反复的对话或强烈的反应 |
| 10 | So what is it about calm behavior that can feel so? | 冷静的行为有什么意义? |
| 11 | Attractive and magnetic in this video. | 这段视频中具有吸引力和磁性. |
| 12 | We're going to explore five neuroscience backed reasons | 我们要探索五个神经科学背后的原因 |
| 13 | We'll look at what happens in the brain when we perceive emotional stability | 我们看看大脑里会发生什么 当我们看到情绪稳定 |
| 14 | Why predictability can feel rewarding how calmness can influence attention and trust and why? | 为什么可预测性能感觉到平静会如何影响注意力和信任以及为什么? |
| 15 | Genuine self-possession can make someone stand out without demanding attention and by the end you'll understand something important | 真正的自我占有可以让一个人站出来 而不要求注意 到最后你会明白一些重要的事情 |
| 16 | Calmness isn't the absence of personality. | 冷静不是没有个性 |
| 17 | It isn't weakness passivity or indifference | 这不是软弱被动或冷漠 |
| 18 | Sometimes calmness is what confidence looks like when it no longer needs to prove itself | 有时平静是信心的模样 当它不再需要证明自己时 |
| 19 | think about the difference between being around someone whose emotions constantly feel | 想想在情感不断感受到的人身边的区别 |
| 20 | unpredictable and being around someone who remains relatively grounded even when things become | 无法预料 和一个人 保持相对立足 即使当事情变得 |
| 21 | Your brain notices the difference the nervous system is constantly processing information about the environment | 你的大脑注意到了不同 神经系统不断地处理环境信息 |
| 22 | Including other people's facial expressions voices movements and behavior one important part of this process | 包括其他人的面部表情 声音运动和行为 这一进程的一个重要部分 |
| 23 | Involves the amygdala a region involved in detecting and evaluating emotionally significant information | 让Amygdala地区参与发现和评估具有重大感情意义的信息 |
| 24 | Including potential threats when something appears threatening the brain can increase vigilance and activate systems involved in the body's stress response | 包括可能的威胁 当有东西看起来威胁大脑 可以提高警惕和激活系统 参与身体的压力反应 |
| 25 | But when an interaction feels relatively safe and predictable there may be less need to remain on high alert | 但是,当互动感觉相对安全,可以预测时,可能不需要保持高度戒备 |
| 26 | And that's one reason emotional steadiness can feel so good not because calm women are somehow better | 这也是一个原因 情感的准备状态可以感觉如此好 而不是因为平静的女人更好 |
| 27 | But because feeling safe around another person can make social interaction easier | 但是因为在别人身边感到安全 可以让社会互动变得容易 |
| 28 | Think about someone who becomes angry at the smallest | 想想一个人谁变得愤怒 对于最小 |
| 29 | Inconvenience their facial expression changes their voice changes their mood changes and suddenly | 他们的面部表情 改变了他们的心情 突然 |
| 30 | Everyone around them has to figure out what version of that person they're going to encounter next now compare that with someone who can experience | 他们周围的每个人都得想清楚 他们接下来会遇到什么样的人 跟能体验的人相比 |
| 31 | Frustration without immediately turning the entire room into a crisis. | 沮丧,没有立刻把整个房间变成危机. |
| 32 | She's still emotional. | 她还是很激动 |
| 33 | She still gets angry | 她还是生气 |
| 34 | She still has bad days, but her emotions don't necessarily control every interaction | 她的日子还不好过 但她的情绪 不一定能控制一切互动 |
| 35 | She can feel anger without immediately exploding and she can experience attraction | 她能感觉到愤怒而不立即爆炸 她能体验到吸引力 |
| 36 | Without completely losing herself in it that kind of regulation can communicate something powerful | 没有完全失去自己 在它中,这种监管 能够传达一些强大的东西 |
| 37 | Here's something fascinating about the brain. | 脑部有些东西很迷人 |
| 38 | It is constantly trying to predict what happens next | 它不断地试图预测接下来会发生什么 |
| 39 | We don't simply react to the world. | 我们不只是对世界作出反应。 |
| 40 | We use previous information to anticipate what we're likely to encounter | 我们用以前的资料 来预测我们可能遇到什么 |
| 41 | That's why uncertainty can be mentally demanding not all uncertainty is bad novelty can be exciting | 这就是为什么不确定性可能 精神要求 并非所有的不确定性 是坏的新奇 可能是令人兴奋的 |
| 42 | But there's a major difference between I wonder what's going to happen next | 但我想知道接下来会发生什么 |
| 43 | And I have no idea how this person is going to react | 我不知道这个人会怎样反应 |
| 44 | Imagine you're talking to someone and accidentally say something they don't like with one person | 想象一下,你在和别人说话 无意中说出他们不喜欢一个人的话 |
| 45 | You immediately start wondering are they angry? | 你马上开始怀疑他们生气了吗? |
| 46 | Did I ruin everything? | 我毁了一切吗? |
| 47 | Are they going to disappear with another person you get I didn't love that comment | 他们会不会和别人一起消失? |
| 48 | But I understand what you meant | 但我明白你的意思,我说 |
| 49 | The second person has made their internal state easier to understand and that matters when someone's behavior is relatively consistent | 第二人称使得他们的内部状态更容易理解 当某人的行为相对一致时 |
| 50 | Your brain receives more reliable information about what to expect that can make social interaction easier to navigate and | 你的大脑得到更可靠的信息, 哪些东西可以让社会互动更容易导航, |
| 51 | Predictability can contribute to trust think about it this way if you constantly have to guess whether someone is going to be affectionate | 预测性可以促进信任 以这种方式思考它 如果你必须不断猜测 某人是否会是爱 |
| 52 | Distant angry or withdrawn part of your attention may be occupied with monitoring them | 远方的愤怒或撤走的部分注意力 可能会被占用 监视他们 |
| 53 | But when someone communicates relatively clearly and responds in a consistent way | 但当有人相对清晰的沟通 以一致的方式回应 |
| 54 | You don't have to spend as much energy trying to decode the relationship | 你不用花那么多精力去解密关系 |
| 55 | You can actually experience it and that's important for attraction because excitement doesn't necessarily require emotional chaos | 你确实可以体验到 这对吸引人很重要 因为刺激并不一定需要情绪混乱 |
| 56 | In fact emotional stability can create the foundation that allows excitement to feel safe | 事实上,情感稳定可以创造基础 让兴奋感安全 |
| 57 | But you don't have to spend the entire interaction managing emotional emergencies | 但你不必花整个互动 管理情绪紧急情况 |
| 58 | You can simply enjoy being around each other and that is an underrated part of attraction | 你们可以享受彼此的相伴 这是被低估的吸引力的一部分 |
| 59 | Now let's talk about something people often mistake for confidence | 现在,我们来谈谈 人们常常错以为有自信的东西 |
| 60 | Attention seeking someone can walk into a room demanding attention and appear confident | 寻找别人的注意力 可以走进一个需要注意 并且看起来自信的房间 |
| 61 | But confidence doesn't always announce itself neuroscience doesn't give us one simple | 但自信并不总是 宣布自己神经科学 不给我们一个简单的 |
| 62 | confidence center in the brain | 大脑中的信任中心 |
| 63 | confidence emerges from interactions between systems involved in learning reward | 从学习奖励所涉系统之间的互动中产生信心 |
| 64 | Emotion decision-making memory and social cognition, but one behavior associated with | 情感决策记忆和社会认知, 但一种行为与 |
| 65 | Psychological confidence is the ability to regulate your responses you experience something you feel the emotion and you don't | 心理自信是调节自己反应的能力 感受你感受不到的情感 |
| 66 | Necessarily act on the first impulse it creates that's important because emotional regulation isn't the absence of emotion | 这很重要 因为情绪调节不是没有情感 |
| 67 | It's the ability to influence how you respond to emotion that can communicate something | 是影响你对情感的反应的能力 能传达一些东西 |
| 68 | Psychologically powerful my sense of self is an entirely dependent on your reaction to me and that changes the social dynamic | 从心理上讲,我的自我感 完全取决于你对我的反应 改变社会活力 |
| 69 | Instead of how do I get this person to like me the interaction becomes? | 而不是我如何让这个人喜欢我 互动变成这样? |
| 70 | Do we actually like each other that's a completely different psychological position and it can feel | 我们真的喜欢对方吗? 这是一种完全不同的心理状态,它能感觉到 |
| 71 | Attractive because the person appears to have an internal reference point | 有吸引力,因为此人似乎有内部参考点 |
| 72 | She doesn't need everyone in the room to validate her identity | 她不需要大家在房间里验证她的身份 |
| 73 | She can listen without immediately agreeing she can say no without turning it into a dramatic performance | 她可以听而不马上同意 她可以拒绝而不把它变成戏剧性的表演 |
| 74 | She can be rejected without treating rejection as proof that something is fundamentally wrong with her and perhaps most importantly | 她可以被拒绝,而不把拒绝当作她根本有问题的证据,也许最重要的是 |
| 75 | She can be interested in someone without making that person responsible for her emotional stability | 她可以对某人感兴趣 而不让他负责她的情绪稳定 |
| 76 | That's what makes calmness different from indifference indifference says I don't care | 冷静与冷漠不同,我不在乎 |
| 77 | Regulation says I care but I can handle caring and those are very different signals | 条例规定我在乎,但我能照顾我 那些信号很不一样 |
| 78 | Now here's where things get even more interesting human beings don't experience emotions | 现在这里的事情变得更有趣 人类不会经历情感 |
| 79 | Completely in isolation. | 完全孤立无援 |
| 80 | We're highly sensitive to other people's facial expressions | 我们对别人的面部表情很敏感 |
| 81 | voices movements posture timing and behavior | 声音移动态势时间和行为 |
| 82 | We constantly interpret one another and those signals can influence how an interaction feels | 我们不断互相解释 这些信号可以影响互动的感觉 |
| 83 | Psychologists sometimes describe related processes using concepts such as emotional contagion and | 心理学家有时使用情感传染和 |
| 84 | interpersonal emotion | 人际感情 |
| 85 | Regulation this doesn't mean one person's emotions magically transfer into another person's brain | 这不代表一个人的情绪 神奇地转移到另一个人的大脑 |
| 86 | It's more ordinary and more fascinating than that if someone speaks rapidly looks tense | 更普通更迷人 如果有人说话迅速显得紧张 |
| 87 | reacts dramatically and | 反应剧烈, |
| 88 | Constantly signals danger the people around them receive information that the situation may be threatening | 不断发出威胁他们周围人民的信息,即局势可能受到威胁 |
| 89 | But imagine the opposite you're in a stressful situation | 想象一下,你的处境正相反 |
| 90 | Everyone is talking at once one person starts panicking. | 每个人都在说话 一个人开始恐慌。 |
| 91 | Then another person calmly says, okay, let's slow down | 然后另一个人冷静地说,好吧,让我们慢下来 |
| 92 | What's actually happening notice what just changed the problem hasn't disappeared, but the social environment has changed | 到底发生了什么 刚刚改变了问题 并没有消失,但社会环境已经改变 |
| 93 | the second person | 第二人称 |
| 94 | introduced organization into the situation | 将组织纳入情况 |
| 95 | She created a sense that the problem could be approached rather than simply | 她创造了一种感觉,即问题可以解决,而不是简单地解决。 |
| 96 | Reacted to her voice pacing attention and behavior all communicate | 反应到她的声音 速度 注意和行为 都沟通 |
| 97 | We can deal with this and that can influence how other people experience the situation | 我们能处理这件事 并能影响别人的感受 |
| 98 | This is one reason calmness can become socially powerful because attraction isn't only about how someone looks | 冷静能成为社会强势的一个原因 因为吸引人不仅仅是人的样子 |
| 99 | It's also about what it feels like to exist around them if being around someone | 也涉及到在他们周围存在的感觉 |
| 100 | Consistently leaves you feeling understood grounded energized | 一直离开你 感觉理解 被禁足的活力 |
| 101 | Respected or emotionally safe your brain can begin associating that person with those positive experiences | 受到尊重或情绪安全 你的大脑可以开始将那个人 与这些积极的经验联系起来 |
| 102 | Over time those learned associations can become part of what makes that person feel special | 随着时间的推移,这些学会的社团可以成为使一个人感到特殊的一部分。 |
| 103 | So sometimes we're not only attracted to the person we're attracted to the state | 所以有时候我们不仅被国家吸引的人吸引 |
| 104 | We tend to experience when we're around them and that's a much deeper form of attraction | 当我们在他们周围时,我们往往会经历 这是一种更深层次的吸引力 |
| 105 | Finally, there's something surprisingly simple about calmness | 最后,有些事情令人惊讶的简单 关于冷静 |
| 106 | It creates space a person who isn't constantly filling every silence gives you room to notice them and | 它创造空间 一个人谁不不断填补 每沉默给你空间 注意他们 |
| 107 | Attention is fundamental to social connection when someone isn't constantly trying to control how they're perceived their behavior can sometimes feel more | 注意是社会联系的根本 当有人不 不断试图控制 他们如何看待他们的行为 有时感觉更多 |
| 108 | Authentic you're not watching someone perform confidence | 证明你没有看别人表现自信 |
| 109 | You're watching someone simply exist and that can be captivating but there's an important distinction here calmness isn't | 你在看某人的存在 这可能令人迷惑 但镇静不是很重要的区别 |
| 110 | Automatically mysterious silence doesn't automatically create attraction and | 自动神秘的沉默不会自动产生吸引力 |
| 111 | Pretending not to care isn't the same thing as being emotionally regulated if you're thinking I need to act attached | 假装不在乎 和情绪调节不一样 如果你认为我需要采取行动 |
| 112 | So people find me attractive you're probably missing the entire point fake indifference isn't emotional stability | 人们觉得我很吸引人 你可能错过了 假的冷漠不是感情稳定 |
| 113 | Suppressing your feelings isn't calmness never communicating your needs isn't confidence real calmness is closer to this | 压抑你的感情不是平静 从不沟通你的需要 不是信心 真正的平静更接近于这个 |
| 114 | I can feel deeply without being controlled by every feeling a calm woman can still have boundaries | 冷静的女人还是有界限的 |
| 115 | She can still say no, she can still be passionate. | 她仍然可以说不, 她仍然可以充满激情。 |
| 116 | She can still laugh loudly | 她还是可以大笑的 |
| 117 | She can still cry she can still become angry. | 她仍然可以哭 她仍然会生气。 |
| 118 | The attraction doesn't come from having fewer emotions | 吸引人不是因为情绪少 |
| 119 | It can come from having enough emotional stability to choose how you respond to them | 它可以来自足够的情绪稳定性 来选择如何应对它们 |
| 120 | So why can calm women feel so attractive not because emotional expression is unattractive | 那么为什么平静的女人会觉得如此吸引人 而不是因为情感的表达不吸引人 |
| 121 | Rather calm behavior can communicate several qualities that can matter | 平和的行为可以传达出 几个品质 可能很重要 |
| 122 | enormously in social relationships | 社会关系中的极大影响 |
| 123 | safety predictability | 安全可预测性 |
| 124 | self-regulation confidence and emotional connection | 自我调节的信心和情感联系 |
| 125 | It's about becoming so internally grounded that you don't have to constantly prove that you're enough because sometimes | 这是关于变得如此内在 以至于你不必不断证明 你足够,因为有时 |
| 126 | The most powerful presence in the room is the person who doesn't need to fight for the room's attention | 房间里最有力量的人 就是不需要为房间的注意力而斗争的人 |
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