发布日期：2024-10-09 00:04 点击次数：179
It has long been a mystery to men why so many women enjoy watching tear jerker movies with their friends.长久以来，男东谈主们对女东谈主可爱跟一又友一皆看苦情片感到不明。
But now scientists have come up with a suggestion – sharing sad emotions helps women bond.当今科学家有了诠释：共享哀悼的情谊让女东谈主们惺惺惜惺惺。
A research team at Cardiff University found that by sharing their emotions women found the happy parts of films more joyful and the sad bits less sad.卡迪福大学的商议小组发现，通过共享情谊，女士们以为电影中欢跃的部分愈加令东谈主悦目，而哀悼的情节看起来没那么哀悼。
Job van der Schalk, a psychologist at Cardiff University, said: ‘Our findings suggest that a negative emotional experience such as watching a ‘weepy’ is more positive when it is shared with a friend.卡迪夫大学心理学家范德沙克说: “咱们的商议领域发现好色，在和一又友们共享一些颓败的情谊体验（比如看一场哭戏）的时候，取得的后果愈加积极。
‘And, at the same time, a positive emotional experience, such as watching a ‘romcom’, should equally be more pleasant when shared.’况兼同期，共享积极的体验比如跟一又友一皆看一场扬弃笑剧，感受到的欣喜也更多。
The study involved 30 pairs of female friends aged between 20 and 33 who were shown emotionally powerful images and asked to rate them on a scale from ‘very negative’ to ‘very positive’.此次商议的对象为30对年龄在20到33岁的女性一又友，商议东谈主员让她们不雅看产生热烈情谊的影像，让她们把看到的影像按照从 “至极颓败”到 “至极积极”的经过进行评价。
The scientists put one of each pair in a brain scanner to monitor their reactions, and the volunteers were also asked to view and rate the images while on their own and also while together.商议东谈主员给每一双志愿者中的其中一位带上大脑扫描监测器，他们让这些志愿者在单独不雅看图像和跟一又友一皆不雅看图像技艺别对图像进行颓败或积极的评价。
The researchers found the images were seen more positively when the pairs were together, The Sunday Times reported.商议东谈主员发现干涉推行的一双一又友在一皆的时候，他们看待图像的作风愈加积极。
The study, published in the journal Social Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience, said: ‘When people go to the cinema to watch a film, they ... anticipate a positive subjective impact of sharing this emotional experience.’这一商议发表在《社会理解与情谊神经科学》的期刊上，评释指出：东谈主们去电影院看电影的时候，他们期待的是一种积极的主不雅的情谊共享体验。
And Hollywood success seems to back the theory. 而好莱坞的成效似乎考证了这一表面。
The 2008 film Marley and Me, which surrounds a couple’s relationship with their dog, took £160m at the global box office, and last year’s film The Fault in Our Stars - about two teenage cancer patients who find love - took more than £200m.2008年上映的电影《马利和我》，情节围绕着一双老婆和他们的狗张开，该电影在各人赢得了1.6亿英镑的票房。旧年上映的一部对于两个癌症少年寻爱故事的《星运里的错》赢得了跳跃2亿英镑的票房。
Aggie Romeril, 22, a London beauty manager, said: ‘I think we’re a “stream it and weep” age. You scroll through Netflix, find who’s got the biggest laptop and bundle into a housemate’s bed for a sob session.’二十二岁的伦敦好意思容司理艾琪·罗默里尔说：“我以为咱们处在‘看了哭一场的’年龄。咱们在Netflix搜寻影片，找一台大屏幕的手提电脑，然后钻入好友的床上看着电影哭个够。
Vocabulary
tear jerker 催东谈主泪下的电影（或故事） romcom 爱情笑剧
（译者：frankdixion 裁剪：马文英）好色