“Hate to Movements” can be annoying for many people – more properly for one third of the population. What problem is this?
It was discovered from a similar phenomenon: A, the disturbance of people who hate to hear a repeated sound.
MISOCINESIA IS A SIMILAR PROBLEM: annoyed when they see people make repetitive movements, So it is likely to have this disturbance.
“MISOCINESY is defined as a strong affective or emotional response negative to the vision of small and repetitive movements from someone else, such as seeing someone stirring their hands or foot without thinking, ”explained the team of investigators who in 2021 published one in Scientific Reports who claimed that a third of the population may suffer from this problem.
“We found that about a third of respondents stated that they have some degree of sensitivity to mileds in relation to the repetitive and agitated behaviors of others, as in their daily lives,” the researchers explained.
UBC Psychologist Todd Handy tells that who suffers from this disturbance is affected “emotionally negatively and experiences reactions such as anger, anxiety or frustrationas well as less pleasure in social situations, at work and in learning environments. ”
This problem is “a basic and so far little recognized social challenge, shared by many in the general population,” the researchers describe. But what causes it?
“One possibility we want to explore is that its “Screening neurons” Be at stake, ”said Sumet Jaswal, the main author of the study.“ These neurons are activated when we move, but also when we see others move… for example, when we see someone hurt, we can also shudder, because the pain of that person is mirrored in our own brain. ”
That is, those who have this problem may be empathizing in a way with the psychology of the agitators – that is, to enter the wave of restlessness.
“One of the reasons why people are concerned is because they are anxious or nervous, so when individuals who suffer from mileds see someone to get rid of, they can mirror it and also feel anxious or nervous“.
Anyway, this problem is “common and real”, agree the authors. “For those who suffer from mission, they are not alone.”
