Psychological experiment, looking in the mirror for thirty days in a row and saying who am I.

Personal feelings are deep autosuggestion.

First of all, the protagonist faces the mirror and says who I am ten times a day, which means that his brain subconsciously determines "who I am" ten or more times. And this judgment is logical, that is, it will be done in combination with the good and bad aspects of your experience. However, judging from that **, the position of the mirror is basically set in a dull and dark and narrow place, which is also to add a restriction to the protagonist's self-judgment process.

How will you react in closed dark conditions)

Secondly, what is the concept of 30 consecutive days. If you do push-ups for 30 days in a row, your body will be on the bar, not to mention such continuous psychological hints. It's like 30 days before the college entrance examination, you say to the mirror every day, I'm sure I can, and the result is definitely very different than not saying it.

Positive psychological cues provided by online experts, wrapped in a book. Hahaha)

Finally, it's okay to go out and play more, and less to hold your phone blindly.

Japanese horror experiment: Man asks who are you in the mirror for 30 days in a row? The results are terrible!

I think it's a previous life in my last life.

Gestalt crash experiment:

The person who did the experiment claimed: "Every day, in the silence, in front of a half-human mirror (such as the clothes mirror in the bathroom), ask 'Who are you' ten times, and persist for 30 days, you will have symptoms such as distraction, confusion, and even a state of madness." ”

However, neither the authenticity nor the feasibility of this experiment has been recognized, nor by psychologists in other fields, including doubts about the scientific nature of the experimental method and the results of the experiment.

Because real psychological experiments are scientific experiments, and all scientific experiments have rigorous ways and methods. For example, the design of control variables, comparison and control groups, etc., and this so-called "crash experiment" clearly lacks these basic scientific elements.

I feel like looking in the mirror every day and saying who are you? That kind of is also a kind of behavior disorder, mental disease, environmental disease, the bad environment represents everything around you, the behavior represents what you are doing, and the heart represents whether there is something in your heart. There are also researchers who tested it, but they only lasted for nine days, and they would self-hypnotize themselves every day, indicating that there were some unknown phenomena in this experiment, and no one had ever obtained the desired results, and no one had persisted until 30 days!