11 Psychological Facts That Reveal Secrets of Human Mind

There are a lot of things in this world that are hard to understand, but the human brain has to be the most incomprehensible. Like, why do you forget some things and remember others? How come rejection feels like physical pain? Why is it a bit harder to read texts written in all caps? Let's figure out!
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TIMESTAMPS:
How your brain makes you gain weight 0:22
What “Bystander Effect” is 1:12
Why less really is more 1:40
How your subconscious rule your life 2:34
Your gut almost never lets you down 3:19
Can people multitask? 3:56
What emotional pain really is 4:25
How your memories change 4:49
Why it's harder to read texts written in all caps 5:26
Why you're a very poor predictor 6:22
Why you shouldn't go shopping in a bad mood 6:57
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SUMMARY:
- Not all people read those calorie charts. So they don’t even know that the “healthy” salad they chose can actually contain as many calories as a cheeseburger.
- It’s been proven multiple times that the more people witness an emergency, the fewer chances one of them will help.
- If you wanna sell something, try to fight the urge to bombard your customers with dozens of options. And if you're a consumer, pick one from a maximum of 4 alternatives.
- Almost all your choices are made through unconscious mental processing.
- You should trust your subconscious more – it tends to make decisions much faster than you do.
- If you're engaged in some physical mundane task you've done a million times before, you can simultaneously busy yourself with a mental one.
- Emotional pain activates the same regions of your brain as physical pain does.
- Despite what some researchers used to believe in the past, the brain doesn’t focus on word shapes – it pays attention to letter shapes and sequences. First, you recognize the letters in a word and then proceed to figure out the word as a whole, even if they’re not in the right order!
- It turns out that people tend to overestimate their potential reactions to different future events.
- When people are stressed, they aren't likely to try anything new. They tend to stick to familiar products they've at least seen in commercials on TV.
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