Why does a word not look like it after reading it for a long time when I look up a dictionary?

Visual problems, because the visual distance you usually recognize words is to remember the outline of the word, the analogy and the like.

But after looking at the same word in the dictionary for a long time, your visual focus will automatically start to focus on a certain part of the word, more than a few seconds, you will feel that it is not like it, if you don't look at the word for a few seconds, it will be better to come back and look at it... This is just a very common visual misunderstanding.

...This one... That's true, and the reason is not clear, and a lot of people feel that way.

I will too. In short, it may be visual or nerve paralysis.

I'm like this, too.,Sometimes I wonder why this word is written like this.,Hi for a long time insanity, o( o....

If you write more, you will ......Visual reasons.

People sometimes inexplicably produce a sense of strangeness, to words, to people, and even to themselves, there is a term in psychology, forgetting the material.

Eun strongly sympathizes.

I also write a lot

And then no matter how you look at it, you feel that what you wrote is wrong! `

Ask your classmates, and they all say yes.

Powder weirdly said!

Yes, so do I, let's just say this is a word, sometimes the more you look at it, the less it looks like a word

It may have something to do with the structure of the eye. Is it the same principle as watching a three-dimensional ** or three-dimensional movie?

That's because you've never looked at the word carefully!

Yes! Our current Chinese characters are simplified, which means that our square characters were pictographic in the past! That looks more vivid!

The current characters look more abstract! Hieroglyphs are words depicted with simple lines based on the shape and characteristics of things, such as wood

Mountain, hand, turtle. 木 refers to a plant with branches, originally written as , meaning branch, meaning root, l is the trunk, because the importance of the root is emphasized, so it was later written as 木 . Mountain

The character is based on the shape of the mountain, which is a combination of many peaks of different heights, and the Chinese have been accustomed to it since ancient times.

Three represents the majority, so the word mountain is changed from "mountain" to "mountain". The hand is drawn according to the shape of the hand, originally written, with five fingers on it, and the straight line hanging down represents the palm and wrist, and later for the square of the writing.

It is written as hand. The word tortoise, which seems to be difficult to write, is actually based on the four turtles on the side of the shape.

The feet and hard shell, drawn with simple lines, evolved from turtle , not only not difficult to write, but actually very interesting.

Tasteful. Due to the problem of the input method, the hieroglyphs can not be represented! (Sorry for the reference.)

But that's not to say that Simplified is bad, after all, we've taken a step forward!

Haha, I'm like this, it should be normal, don't worry!

I'm sure many people have had the experience that sometimes after reading a word for a long time, they will feel that they don't know it, or they will start to feel that something is wrong when they keep writing a word repeatedly.

Your focus is different.

When you first look at it, you look at the whole of a word, and after reading for a long time, the attention will be scattered to each stroke, thus distracting the attention, and at the same time, the brain will re-recognize these strokes, and naturally do not recognize the original word for a long time.

Besides, there's no need to stare honestly at a word.

Relax and take your time, and if you can't do it, look up the dictionary.

Let's look at something else for a while, and then we'll know each other after a while.

This is normal ... Don't bother with it.

This is quite normal. For specific reasons, see: Detective Conan: Poison and Illusion Design (655 Puzzle Solving). Among them, Conan has an explanation for this thing. I can't remember the specifics, but it seems to be called Honkai.

Yes, especially when looking up the dictionary.

Of course, I feel more and more unrecognized.

The role of the subconscious.

The information that people can remember is extremely limited, and most of the information will be buried in the subconscious, which is why we usually see a lot of things and feel very familiar, but we just can't think clearly of what we have seen in **, and we often say that "forgetting to write" is also the truth.

In addition, it is normal to see a word that should be very familiar, but feel unfamiliar, because words become information through the eyes and enter the human brain, so sometimes the appearance of different fonts will also make us feel that it is an unfamiliar text.

In short, the human brain is very magical, and many memory problems are related to the brain and the subconscious.

Sometimes I have this situation ... I think it's mainly because I've seen this word too many times in a short period of time before, or stared at the same word for too long... And then uh, maybe it's my subconscious that divides the word into many parts. So I don't know it.

This is often the case when looking up a dictionary.

I sometimes feel this way, I always have an impression in my head, but I can't remember it, and this phenomenon may be that I remember too many things, so that we can't remember many things deeply. Thank you for your adoption.

One is that you don't remember it carefully, the second is that it is not used often, and the third is that there are no special examples that impress you. Nowadays, mobile phones are often used, and handwriting is becoming less and less, so I will forget to write with a pen.

Not necessarily, but take the liberty of asking your age.

This is a normal phenomenon. It's like sometimes you unconsciously write words that don't feel like words.

I guess I didn't write it myself.

Maybe it's a short circuit in the brain, but I had the same experience, and in such cases, I had to look up a dictionary and memorize all the explanations of the word.

I don't know, I'm instantly amnesia, and after staring at a certain word for a long time, I feel that I don't know this word.

Because it doesn't matter in your 7 8.

I have the same experience, and now I have a special notebook, and the words I don't know are written in the notebook when I find them out, and I often take them out to review them, so that I will slowly get to know them over time.

It may be related to memory It is best to learn the simplest words first, and then learn little by little, don't rush to take it slowly, the words that are really difficult to remember can be memorized by homophonic memory.

Write it down, and you won't forget it if you read it often.