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近来与几个“投资股票老手”朋友聊天,发现他们对自己该出手时太过于怕、该收手时又太过于贪造成的失误,大都懊恼不已。因此觉得,探寻一下人类行为的内在驱动结构,对理解人们在市场青铜法则之下的“怪诞”行径,甚至控制自己避免做出“非理性”的决定,或许会很有帮助。其实,个人的决策是在其内在众多的“小自我”的角逐之下形成的。基于脑神经科学研究的突破,认知心理学证实,一个人的“自我”远远不是简单统一的整体,而是由许多个“小自我”组成。它们彼此相对独立,挟持着
Recently chatted with several friends who invested in “stock-investing veteran” and found that they were too scared when they shot themselves. Most of the mistakes that were made when the hand was too close were mostly annoyed. Therefore, it may be helpful to explore the inner driving structure of human behavior, to understand people’s “grotesque ” behavior under the market’s bronze law, and even to control their own decisions of “irrationality ”. In fact, the individual’s decision-making is formed within its numerous “small self” competition. Based on a breakthrough in neuroscience research, cognitive psychology confirms that a person’s “self” is far from a simple, unified whole, but consists of many “small selfs.” They are relatively independent of each other, holding it