古希腊有一位国王名叫皮格马利翁。有一次,他塑造了一尊少女雕像,对雕像产生了感情,日日观,夜夜想,把雕像少女当做自己最深爱的人。后来,这尊雕像终于被感动,变成了一位美丽的少女,和国王成为眷属。这虽然来自于一个美丽的神话传说,但这种由强烈期望而产生积极反馈的因果效应是真实存在的,被后人称之为“皮格马利翁效应”。 Ancient Greece has a king named Pygmalion. Once, he created a statue of a girl, had feelings for the statue, day and night, night and night, the statue of the girl as their beloved person. Later, the statue was finally moved to become a beautiful girl, and the king became a dependents. Although this comes from a beautiful myth and legend, this causal effect of giving positive feedback due to strong expectations is real and is later referred to as the “Pygmalion Effect.”