挪威奥斯陆大学研究人员发现，弗洛伊德超过130年前提出的心理学理论与当代神经科学中的预测加工范式具有显著相似之处1。该研究由Erik Stänicke、Bendik Hovet和Line Indrevoll Stänicke及其同事完成，论文《预测加工神经科学范式中的弗洛伊德心智模型》已发表于《熵》期刊2026年第28卷第3期1。
根据这项研究，大脑持续进行预测活动来塑造人们对现实的感知1。这一发现有助于解释为何有害的思维模式难以改变，并为精神障碍的治疗提供了新的洞见1。
Researchers at the University of Oslo in Norway have discovered striking parallels between psychological theories developed by Sigmund Freud over 130 years ago and contemporary neuroscience's predictive processing framework.1 The study reveals that the brain continuously generates predictions to construct perception of reality, providing fresh perspectives on why harmful thought patterns persist and offering new avenues for treating psychiatric disorders.1
The research, conducted by Erik Stänicke, Bendik Hovet, Line Indrevoll Stänicke, and colleagues, has been published in the peer-reviewed journal Entropy in Volume 28, Issue 3, 2026.1 The paper, titled "The Freudian Mind Model Within the Predictive Processing Neuroscience Paradigm," carries the DOI 10.3390/e28030318.1 By examining how predictive processing operates within the brain's neural mechanisms, the team identified conceptual bridges between Freud's early psychological formulations and modern understanding of how the mind forecasts and interprets sensory input.1
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