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关于咸鱼心理学!

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欢迎来到咸鱼心理学 🐟~!


在咸鱼心理学我们主要会以有趣的方式把不同领域的心理学知识带给大家！除此之外，我们也会分享一些实用的自我帮助的技巧 和一些名人名言带给给大家

更重要的是我们的文贴会以两种语言, 也就是华语和英文来分享哟~!

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现在让我们一起来了解关于咸鱼心理学是怎么开始的吧~

1.咸鱼心理学是由两位大学心理学毕业生创办的，虽说是大学毕业生但是我们也是枯燥的咸鱼因为在疫情环境下毕业这两条咸鱼不知道可以干些什么也懒得做些什么。😂😂🤭🤭

2.所以我们就心血来潮决定把它取名为咸鱼心理学。当然一开始我们真的很懊恼不知道要用什么名字（原来啊取名字是蛮用脑的😂😂）。在还没取名为咸鱼心理学我们当然有想到一系列我们认为比较（普通）的名啦 （例如：Psyvibe, Psychout等）

3. 跟你们说说一个事实，你以为FISH Psychology 咸鱼心理学里的FISH这一个字真的只是叫fish吗？它其实是有意思的哦！FISH 是 Fun, Informative, Self, Help 的简称呀！（其实叫FISH的真正原因是因为两个小编都是咸鱼哈哈哈哈

4. 关于我们的标志也是有意思的哦：
我们的小编(H)说: 咸鱼就是把死🐟用盐腌制而成的，所以是死🐟。然后我们利用蓝色（代表着海洋）让死🐟复生（当然死🐟不会复生啦）。这就好像表示着心理学这门学问如何帮助现今社会有心理疾病的人。还有标志里有两条鱼就是代表我们两个创办人啦！
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