Persinger M A
Department of Psychology, Laurentian University, Sudbury, Ontario, Canada.
Percept Mot Skills. 1995 Apr;80(2):427-31. doi: 10.2466/pms.1995.80.2.427.
64 university men and 55 university women displayed correlations (r = 0.40) between two psychometric inventories that have been employed to study subclinical complex partial epileptic-like signs in normal and traumatically brain-injured people. Although psychometric inferences of self-esteem and reports of childhood memories and imaginings were not significantly associated, both indicators of complex partial epileptic-like signs showed significantly positive associations with fantasy-prone behavior but significantly negative correlations with self-esteem. Subsequent analyses supported the vectorial hemisphericity model that elevated mesiobasal limbic activity may enhance imaginings while frequent intrusions into awareness of right-hemispheric indicators would be also associated with lower self-esteem. Lower self-esteem was correlated significantly with reported fears and phobias for the women but not for the men.
64名大学男生和55名大学女生在两份心理测量量表之间呈现出相关性（r = 0.40），这两份量表被用于研究正常人和脑外伤患者的亚临床复杂性部分性癫痫样体征。尽管自尊的心理测量推断与童年记忆及想象的报告没有显著关联，但复杂性部分性癫痫样体征的两个指标均与易幻想行为呈现出显著正相关，而与自尊呈现出显著负相关。后续分析支持了向量半球模型，即中基底边缘系统活动增强可能会增强想象，而右半球指标频繁侵入意识也会与较低的自尊相关。较低的自尊与女性报告的恐惧和恐惧症显著相关，但与男性无关。
