• Dr Gray and Dr Wegner did not actually tread on people's toes as part of their experiments.

    KurtGray博士和DanielWegner博士当然没有真的将踩人的脚趾作为试验的一部分。

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  • Dan Wegner, a psychologist at Harvard, refers to the failure as an "ironic" mental process.

    哈佛大学心理学家丹·韦格纳(DanWegner)称这种缺陷为一种“怪诞”的心理过程。

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  • The same "ironic errors," as Dr. Wegner calls them, are just easy to evoke in the real world.

    同样的“讽刺性错误”——Wegner博士这样称呼它们——在现实世界中也非常容易发生。

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  • Wegner, Wenzlaff, and Kozak used the rebound effect to cause people to dream about a particular person.

    维格纳、温兹拉夫以及科扎克利用回跳效应让人们梦到特定的人。

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  • "Personally, I wanted to keep him," said Wegner.

    “个人来说,我想留下他,”温格说。

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  • The chairs are the classic Y-chair designed by Hans Wegner in 1950.

    椅子是由汉斯·韦格纳于1950年设计的经典的Y椅子。

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  • The same "ironic errors, " as Dr. Wegner calls them, are just easy to evoke in the real world.

    同样的“讽刺性错误”——Wegner博士这样称呼它们——在现实世界中也非常容易发生。

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  • Wegner has found that when people try to suppress a thought, they end up thinking about it more afterwards.

    结果,维格纳发现,当人们努力抑制一种想法时,最终会想的更多。

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  • Next Wegner and colleagues gave people instructions for a thinking task in the 5 minutes before they went to sleep.

    接着,维格纳和他的同事在人们入睡前5分钟给其一些思考任务的指示。

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  • But this unconscious control system is vulnerable to blips, particularly when we are stressed or have lots of things on our minds, Wegner said.

    但是这种潜意识的控制系统有时是脆弱的,特别是当我们紧张或我们头脑里装着很多事情时,韦格纳说到。

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  • In the early 1920's a friend of Wegner gave a copy of an article describing Wegner's idea to a famous geologist to see whether he agreed with it.

    20世纪20年代早期,魏格纳的一位朋友把一篇说明魏格纳观点的文章拿给一位著名的地质学家,看他是否同意这种推想。

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  • What Wegner and his colleagues have shown is that trying to suppress thoughts is ironically a powerful method of having the thoughts stick around.

    维格纳和他的同事揭示了,具有讽刺意味的是,努力抑制某种想法,是牢牢抓住这种想法的有力方法。

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  • As Wegner notes, "the mind appears to search, unconsciously and automatically, for whatever thought, action, or emotion the person is trying to control."

    正如韦格纳所说的,“人们的大脑似乎会在下意识中自动地搜索本身想竭力控制的任何思想、行动或情感。”

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  • Wegner and colleagues suggest that this paradoxical thought process can explain a large amount of chronic insomnia, which occurs after we get anxious about not achieving our goal.

    韦格纳和他的同事指出,这种自相矛盾的思维过程正是许多长期失眠的幕后黑手,我们对无法达成入睡这一心理目标而担忧,这正导致了长期失眠。

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  • About 25 years ago, Wegner and his collaborator andfuture wife, Toni, had an insight into how memory works, sparked by a questionabout where they had stored a sponge used for washing the car.

    大约25年前,韦格纳和他的搭档托尼(他未来的妻子),曾研究过记忆是如何工作的,是从他们把用来洗车的海绵放在了哪里的问题上引发的思考。

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  • About 25 years ago, Wegner and his collaborator andfuture wife, Toni, had an insight into how memory works, sparked by a questionabout where they had stored a sponge used for washing the car.

    大约25年前,韦格纳和他的搭档托尼(他未来的妻子),曾研究过记忆是如何工作的,是从他们把用来洗车的海绵放在了哪里的问题上引发的思考。

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