The results, reported in Cognition, were that the fully recovered David rated an average of1.77 and the dead David -0.29.
在《认知》杂志上报道的结果显示,完全康复的大卫得到的评价均值为1.77,死去的大卫得到的评价均值为-0.29。
That score for the dead David was surprising enough, suggesting as it did a considerableamount of mental acuity in the dead.
死去的大卫得到这样的分数已经令人甚感惊奇了,因为这表明死者大卫的心智仍相当敏锐。
What was extraordinary, though, was the result for the vegetative David: -1.73.
但离奇的是变成植物人的大卫得到的平均分为-1.73。
In the view of the average New Yorker or New Englander, the vegetative David was moredead than the version who was dead.
在纽约和新英格兰的普通市民眼中,变成植物人的大卫比死去的大卫 死 得更彻底。
The researchers first hypothesis to explain this weird observation was that participantswere seeing less mind in the vegetative than in the dead because they were focusing on theinert body of the individual hooked up to a life-support system.
为了解释这个奇怪的观察结果,研究者们作出的第一个假设是被试认为植物人的心智活动比死人更少,因为被试关注的是大卫那连接着维持生命的系统、呆滞的身体。
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