Chapter 1116 Review of Treatment (I)

Dr. Lu's voice was gentle: "Perhaps we can do a detailed review."

"Okay. What should we do?" Qin Jue nodded.

"First of all, I need to confirm, Miss Qin, how do you feel about wearing monitoring equipment?" Dr. Lu asked.

"I don't feel anything, it's acceptable."

Qin Jue paused for a moment after speaking. She thought her concern at this time was that she was "not sure whether Dr. Lu's equipment would work on her."

Doctor Lu took this pause into consideration and nodded gently: "I understand, please wait a moment."

She got up, poured Qin Jue a glass of warm water first, then walked to the inner room, and returned after a while holding a square box slightly larger than a laptop.

Qin Jue glanced at the logo on the square box: "..."

Well, sure enough.

Doctor Lu did not rush to open the lid of the box, but first handed a paper document to Qin Jue.

Qin Jue scanned it quickly. It was an informed consent letter. The content was very common, and it explained the possible risks and the confidentiality of private information. It was standard and rigorous.

After reading it again, Qin Jue found no problems, so he took out his pen and signed his name at the end.

After the ethical procedures were completed, Dr. Lu put away the informed consent form, gently removed the lid of the box, took out an ordinary pen, a bracelet, a display screen and a stand, and skillfully plugged in the cables and connected the power supply.

Qin was definitely watching this process with curiosity, and occasionally complained that the two connecting lines were too many. He blindly guessed that he didn't want to make it so shocking, so he specially added a few decorative ones.

Not long after, Dr. Lu completed the installation, stretched out his hand to support the display screen, and fine-tuned its orientation.

Qin Jue stared at the screen: "It looks a lot like the monitor in the ward."

Dr. Lu nodded with a smile.

"The appearance and function are indeed very similar," she said.

"Then these are the wires and sensors?" Qin Jue said, taking the bracelet and wearing it on his right wrist under Dr. Lu's eyes.

"It can be understood this way." Dr. Lu replied.

This bracelet is different from the combat equipment that Qin Jue used in the past, and it is also very different from the common sports bracelets on the market. It has dense wires inserted on the side and is connected to the display screen. Because the wires are of different colors and thicknesses, it looks like a mysterious technological beauty when moving around while wearing the bracelet.

"This is a monitoring equipment produced by Qinyi Technology."

Dr. Lu explained softly, "By measuring physiological indicators including galvanic skin response (GSR) and heart rate, it can reflect the stress response of the wearer of the bracelet in real time, such as changes in your blood pressure, respiratory rate, etc. "

"In a moment we will start from the last time you left here, and slowly and in detail recall your journey over the past year. During this process, I will continue to talk to you and ask some questions. What you need to do is, Write down on paper the key words that you think are main, important, or worth recording during a certain period of time.”

"In this way, when we finish the review, we can use the data on physiological variables to help us find the answer to the question you just asked."

Sure enough, it's almost the same as a lie detector test. Qin Jue said heartily.

This type of machine that uses numerical changes in physiological indicators to determine whether a respondent is honest is useless, because there are many factors that affect changes in a person's physiological condition. When the respondent has a biased understanding of the question, or is induced or intimidated by the questioner, The data monitoring of his/her physiological indicators will be subject to unnecessary interference.

Therefore, the validity and reliability of polygraph tests and their determination results cannot be guaranteed in the legal system, and they cannot be used as evidence for conviction. However, in the field of psychological counseling, if patients are willing to cooperate, such monitoring methods can provide considerable reference assistance for treatment.

Qin Jue glanced at Dr. Lu subconsciously.

Being able to obtain the "lie detector" produced by Qin Yi Technology shows that she has been registered with Qin Ke and relevant departments, and is a psychiatrist with equally profound background and strength.

Without wasting energy thinking about this, Qin Jue lowered his head and looked at the bracelet:

"So to put it simply, it is to test which periods of time in the past have I had more intense emotional reactions?"

Doctor Lu smiled, as if acquiescing.

"It's a good method." Qin Jue said.

Quantitative data is cold, but intuitive and useful.

Dr. Lu handed over a tablet clip and a seemingly ordinary pen: "You can choose the posture and writing method that is most comfortable for you."

Qin Jue nodded.

Di——

Dr. Lu turned on the instrument. After a gentle beep, the display screen lit up, showing several lines of continuously updated waveforms.

"When you came here last year, it was November."

"Um."

"At that time, "The Cage" had already been completed, right?"

"right."

"What kind of job did you get next?"

“Audition for ‘Daytime Rain’.”

"Do you remember what date it was on?"

"November twenty-seven."

"So, what did you do in the time leading up to the audition?"

Qin Jue wrote "~11.27" on the left side of the white paper, recalling and recording: "Acting training, V blog live broadcast... Because he firmly refused to accept fans spending money to send virtual gifts in the live broadcast room, there was a bit of a fuss. "

The tip of her pen stopped and she gave a short laugh.

"Later, that recording became popular in the Ghost Zone of Station E for a while."

Qin Jue was smiling on his face, but his heart was inexplicably desolate.

She was still very stubborn and sharp at that time, and her speech was quite straightforward and unpleasant.

On the other hand, although she has been talking to her friends recently, she seems to have not been very aggressive for a long time.

Her sharpness is disappearing, no, it is being suppressed little by little.

Because she is a public figure, because of her fame, there are more eyes watching her, so she has to consider the consequences of what she says and does in advance. She will constantly weigh her straightforward words in her mind before speaking them, and then modify and supplement them, trying not to be misunderstood and try to reduce the possibility of being taken out of context.

Qin Jue's face darkened slightly, and he habitually changed his mind.

Where did he recall just now? V blog live broadcast...

Singing, chatting, sudden gifts, his strong reaction, and cold attitude.

Do you still remember who was the first to take the lead in swiping gifts in the V blog live broadcast room? "Moonlight Autumn Wind"...

Qin Jue's hand holding the pen suddenly clenched, and a very flat line stretched out at the corner of his mouth.

Doctor Lu glanced at the display screen calmly.

"Do you think this conflict is important?" she asked.

The fountain pen turned around between Qin Jue's fingers (after realizing it, she looked at Dr. Lu, who shook his head to indicate that it didn't matter):

"It's important. It can be said that it laid the tone for how I treat fans from now on."

Qin Jue repeated the original sentence, "I am an actor, and I earn money from the film. I don't need to earn money from fans, and fans don't have to spend money on me."

Dr. Lu nodded gently.

"Anything else?" she asked.

"..." Qin Jue replied, "My personality has changed. Looking back, I was very bold and outspoken at that time, saying things like 'I am just like this, my temper is average, I don't say soft words or good words, I just say it directly'."

"Now I am invisibly concerned about my public image and have never said such things again."

Dr. Lu looked at her and blinked quietly.

"Okay. Let's get back to the previous question..." After confirming that Qin Jue had finished speaking, Dr. Lu continued in a calm tone, "Before November 27, not long after you left me. So, without comparing it with you now, how were you feeling at that time?"

"Very good." Qin Jue thought, "I had dinner and sang with everyone at the wrap-up party of "The Cage", and I felt very happy."

"As for my life goals, I just want to be an actor in this life, act well, and prepare for the audition of "Daytime Rain" with all my heart."

"What kind of preparations are there?" Dr. Lu asked.

"Analyze the original work, write a biography of the character, etc." Qin Jue smiled, "The joy of entering the industry for the first time."

Dr. Lu nodded with a smile.

"Then there was the audition for "Daytime Rain."

"Yes."

"Did you know the result of the audition at that time?"

"No, I remember waiting for two weeks, probably in mid-December, and I received a call from Tang Ting. Oh, he is the assistant director."

"Was this period of waiting difficult?"

"Not at all, it was a state of doing one's best and accepting fate. Life was very normal, occasionally broadcasting live to chat with fans, like an online study room, studying quietly together."

Qin Jue looked nostalgic.

Compared to now, there were really few people in the live broadcast room at that time.

It was also really peaceful and tranquil.

"When will the next time point leave a deep impression on you?"

"At the end of last year, "The Cage" was released. It was the first time I saw myself acting on the big screen, and I also received comments from professionals."

Qin Jue said, "After that, in early January, "Daytime Rain" joined the crew."

She thought of the release conference this morning, and a smile appeared in her eyes:

"The script reading for a month was very fulfilling, very... happy."

2600+, I will update a little bit first, it's a bit too tiring, I originally wanted to end this chapter with a super long chapter.