C'de Baca Janet, Wilbourne Paula
Behavioral Health Research Center of the Southwest, Albuquerque, NM 87102, USA.
J Clin Psychol. 2004 May;60(5):531-41. doi: 10.1002/jclp.20006.
Ten years ago, 55 people shared their stories of personality transformation and sudden extensive cognitive and behavior changes. We termed this type of change "quantum change" (QC). The majority reported that because of their experience, their lives were much better, and most were confident the changes would last. Thirty people from the original study were re-interviewed. Most remembered quite vividly the QC experience reported 10 years earlier. The QC experiences fell along a continuum, with some describing their QC as a one-time event that dramatically changed the way they lived, others experienced repeated changes that were either of similar intensity to the initial experience or milder than the initial experience, and some framed the initial change experience as one aspect of a continuing growth process. These dramatic changes have continued, and none described a return to old ways of being.
十年前,55人分享了他们性格转变以及认知和行为突然发生广泛变化的故事。我们将这种类型的变化称为“量子变化”(QC)。大多数人报告称,由于他们的经历,他们的生活变得更好了,而且大多数人相信这些变化会持续下去。对原始研究中的30人进行了再次访谈。大多数人都非常清晰地记得十年前所报告的量子变化经历。量子变化经历呈现出一种连续状态,有些人将他们的量子变化描述为一次性事件,极大地改变了他们的生活方式,另一些人经历了反复的变化,这些变化要么与最初的经历强度相似,要么比最初的经历更温和,还有一些人将最初的变化经历视为持续成长过程的一个方面。这些巨大的变化一直在持续,而且没有人描述过回归到过去的状态。