Anger aggression intervening method based on methamphetamine addict

Abstract

The invention discloses an anger aggression intervening method based on a methamphetamine addict. The method comprises the following steps of establishing a virtual reality environment with competitive competitions; after multiple continuous competitive competitions, exciting anger emotion of a tested person; after excitation of anger, enabling the tested person to enter a first roll of anger aggression test phase; before each competition, enabling the tested person to preset the awarding and punishing class of each competition; according to the competition result, enabling a loser to receive the punishing preset by a winner, so as to complete all preset competitive competitions; setting the emotion intervening environment; after the tested person completes the competitive competitions, enabling the tested person to enter the emotion intervening environment to take a rest; after the emotion of the tested person is relaxed, enabling the tested person to walk out of the emotion intervening environment, and performing intervention evaluating on the anger aggression of the tested person. The method has the advantage that by bringing the tested person into the virtual reality environment, and to enter the emotion intervening environment after the anger aggression is tested, the tested person can quickly adjust the anger emotion, so as to reach the purposes of relaxing the emotion of the methamphetamine addict and reducing the anger aggression, and avoid the side effect caused by medicines.

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technical field [0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of psychological research on methamphetamine addicts, and in particular relates to an anger-aggressive intervention method based on methamphetamine addicts. Background technique [0002] There are many deficiencies in current clinical intervention techniques for anger-aggression in methamphetamine addicts. For example, Yang Wei et al. (2013) found that methamphetamine-dependent abstinence had obvious emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression one week after withdrawal. These symptoms may be related to the decrease in the level of 5-HT in the body. Duloxetine is a 5-HT / NE reuptake inhibitors, drug treatment with duloxetine for methamphetamine-dependent withdrawal for 6 weeks, found that duloxetine was associated with depression, anxiety and Body pain can be improved very well, but the side effects caused by drug treatment are still unclear, and the effect on anger and aggression of methamphetamine ad...

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For example, Yang Wei et al. (2013) found that methamphetamine-dependent abstinence had obvious emotional disorders such as anxiety and depression one week after withdrawal. These symptoms may be related to the decrease in the level of 5-HT in the body. Duloxetine is a 5-HT / NE reuptake inhibitors, drug treatment with duloxetine for methamphetamine-dependent withdrawal for 6 weeks, found that duloxetine was associated with depression, anxiety and Body pain can be improved very well, but the side effects caused by drug treatment are still unclear, and the effect on anger and aggression of methamphetamine addicts has not been reported; it is useful for the intervention of anger and aggression Physical stimulation, such as transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) (Hortensius et al, 2012), although it can directly physically stimulate the brain areas related to the regulation of anger and aggression, there are limitations to instruments, environments, and operators. Requirements such as professionalism cannot be used on a large scale; there are also psychological intervention methods, such as cognitive-behavioral treatment (Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment, CBT) (Sukhodolsky et al, 2000), which are mostly carried out from the perspective of cognitive adjustment , although it has a certain effect, but the working mechanism of the effect is not clear, which limits the practical application of this method

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