The tendency to mental disorders can be detected by listening to how a person prefers to say, say German scientists. Experts found a correlation between the frequency of the use of the pronouns "I" and "we" in the speech of a man and his state of mind.
So, if a person is too often said "I" - it may be a sign of his predisposition to depression and anxiety, writes The Daily Mail, citing a study of employees of the University of Kassel. According to scientists, people with stable psyche is much more likely to use his speech to the pronoun "we."
The basis for this statement are the results of the survey, a total of more than a hundred men and women. During dialogue with the participants of the experiment, scientists focused their interest on their past, as well as relationships with other people and the perception of ourselves. It was found that those volunteers who more frequently than others used the word "I" had difficulty with the psyche and the interaction with others. According to researchers, lovers of the pronoun "I" perceive themselves out of touch with other people, identified themselves as an independent unit. At the same time it is vital to feel the attention of others - such inconsistencies and causes them difficulties with communication. Those who prefer the word "we", without any problems, feel themselves part of the group and maintain relationships with others. (READ MORE)
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