l******s
发帖数: 3045 | 1 有的人不会派遣心中的压力，当处于高度兴奋和紧张，压力极大的情况下，这种症状就
会出现，咬人只是其表现的一种形式，其实是内在压力过大胸中闷气无处宣泄的极端反
应，很有可能其当时大脑一片空白都不知道自己在做什么。
正常人都会有控制自己情绪的功能，而孩子从小也会被进行这方面的教育。咬人，在幼
儿园是严加看管的行为，因为这是人的天性，必须经过后天的社会和家庭的教化予以克
制，增强其自控性，很多小孩都有过在幼儿园因咬人被警告的经历，咬人两次以上则会
被幼儿园辞退，说明这是先天情绪无处发泄时进行攻击的本能，而家庭应对其儿童的行
为规范负起主要责任。
狂躁症患者的问题在于这方面的教育不足，或自我这方面的本能过于强烈而难以克制。
一般人极端一些的也就摔盘子打碗或者一哭二闹坐地炮，而有极少数人会产生一些极端
的人身攻击的行为，有这种行为的人出现在赛场上就会出现苏神一而再再二三出现的一
幕。
很可惜，这样优秀的球员有了这样的症状，如果从人品方面过多责难他或许并未触及本
质，也不单纯相信这是一个人品和操守的问题。还是从心理健康关怀的角度出发，希望
他早日康复，重回赛场。 | u*********e
发帖数: 9616 | | l******s
发帖数: 3045 | 3 在利物浦咬的时候已经有过类似的报道和判断，详情见http://www.mitbbs.com/article_t/Soccer/33705981.html
作为大赛型伪球迷，同意其下述精神分析的观点，果然小苏自己也提过“In those
moments, your heartbeat is very high and sometimes you don’t think about
what you are doing..” 。
有过舞台经验，或突然在众目睽睽下受到巨大压力的人应该有类似的体会，大脑空白，
精神极度紧张而容易做出异常的举动，或说出错话。
Biting is a child-like behaviour and is certainly not normal adult behaviour
. Psychological explanations of biting behaviour in children characterise
it as a reaction to stress and anger because the child lacks coping
strategies to manage such emotions. However, children tend to outgrow biting
behaviour because, as they grow older, they tend to learn how to deal with
stress, frustration and anger.
Psychology has not clearly established why adults exhibit biting behaviour.
However, according to research, biting has forensic implications, for
example, in crimes involving violence and sexual abuse. In Suárez's case,
his biting incidents are examples of highly impulsive, aggressive behaviour.
We might ask what he learned from the previous incident with Bakkal?
Dr Steve Peters, is a psychiatrist who worked with the hugely successful GB
cycling team and has been working with the Liverpool team this season. In
his book 'The Chimp Paradox', Dr Peters' describes the functioning of the
human brain in terms of its rational “human” part and its rash “chimp”
part which is responsible for emotional reactions (e.g. anger and fear) and
irrational thoughts and behaviours.
It is as though Suárez gets so overtaken by his passionate determination to
win that he loses the ability to use the rational part of his brain. There
is a psychological concept called 'emotional intelligence', part of which
relates to our ability to recognise and regulate our emotions. Of course,
regulating emotions like frustration and anger can be difficult in a high-
pressure football match. But when footballers like Suárez lose control, the
human 'fight-or-flight' emergency response kicks in - in a split second.
This ultra-fast reaction is what helped human beings as cave dwellers when
faced with danger from wild animals to either fight or escape (flight). On
the football pitch, if the chimp part of the brain is dominant it may lead
players into inappropriate aggressive or impulsive behaviour.
Some of Suárez's behaviour on the pitch could be explained by his boundless
energy. It's as though his nervous system is 'pumped up' with adrenaline, a
key chemical in the 'fight-or-flight' response. Being so 'pumped-up' might
make him susceptible to emotional outbursts and impulsive behaviour because,
in that state, it might be hard for him to think clearly and rationally. Su
árez has acknowledged this saying after the Bakkal incident, “In those
moments, your heartbeat is very high and sometimes you don’t think about
what you are doing..” | c*****s
发帖数: 993 | | y*****f
发帖数: 1073 | 5 丫估计确实有病，尼玛开心的时候也咬，还好G8躲的快 | w****h
发帖数: 2130 | 6
很欢乐啊，人畜无害的咬。
总比那些贱B铲人踹人肘击强
【在 y*****f 的大作中提到】
: 丫估计确实有病，尼玛开心的时候也咬，还好G8躲的快
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