(1982年3月美国心理学杂志16卷№3)林殷沪我们都已知道“有时说不出来”的受挫现象(注二)我们看见从街头朝我们走来的一位熟识的人,或者从收音机中听到一个熟悉的人的声调,但是我们却一时说不出他的名字.大约有三分之一的小孩患有阅读困难症(dyslexia)——这种痛症与智力无关——证实是具有一种持续性的效果.这种症状称之为阿诺米亚症(Anomia——举名不能症,或称失去记忆名称能力),与一时想不起来的受挫现象相似.如果你指着你的胳膊肘问他们说,“这是什么?”他们常常张口结舌一时说不出来. (March 1982 American Journal of Psychology, 16, No. 3) Lin Yinhu We all know the frustration that “sometimes can not be said” (Note 2) We see a familiar person walking toward us from the street, or Hear a familiar tone from the radio, but we can not say his name for a time.About one-third of children suffer from dyslexia - a pain-related disorder that has nothing to do with intelligence - Confirmed to have a sustained effect, this symptom is called Anomia (Anomia), a symptom of frustration with an unexpected moment, if you Pointing at your elbows and asking them, “What is it?” They often can not tell at a glance.