两种语言，一个故事：创伤记忆叙述中的身体体验

Traumatic memories are expressed through both language and bodily movement, yet research rarely examines how these channels interact during recall. This study provides empirical evidence for the interplay of verbal and non-verbal expression in trauma narration. Fifty participants described a traumatic and a non-traumatic event in videotaped interviews. Verbal content was coded into five categories (actions, negative emotions, positive emotions, physical sensations, cognitive insights), and bodily expressions were grouped into three movement types (illustrative, unspecified, regulative). Result