Cognitive Attentional Syndrome: What’s that?
Cognitive attentional syndrome is an explanation for mental health disturbances based on 3 components: Repetitive thoughts, high threat perception, and unhealthy coping.
Cognitive attentional syndrome is an explanation for mental health disturbances based on 3 components: Repetitive thoughts, high threat perception, and unhealthy coping.
The Framing Effect describes how people choose between 2 or more options based on how they are presented. The context, the imagery, the words, the meaning, etc., of a statement is called a “frame.”
Airports have so many shops arranged in apparent chaos in the lounging areas after security checks. But it’s not chaos. The primary reason is – …
High emotional intelligence (EQ) is an overall ability to manage, experience, and express emotions. This helps with decision-making and adjusting to stress.
“The motivation to do a task comes from the satisfaction of getting to do the task.” If this is relatable, chances are you have the …
Sleep deprivation and procrastination is a chicken and egg problem – what comes first? There is no meaningful starting point. But you can fix your …
Motivation can be hacked. I describe 7 tricks from psychology that manipulate the mind into getting tasks done.
High emotional intelligence (EQ) is an overall ability to manage, experience, and express emotions. This helps with decision-making and adjusting to stress. See if you show the signs of high EQ.
Cognitive science have explored how the brain learns. The most effective ways are: Observational learning, repetition, variation, interleaving, metaphor, curiosity, chunking, metacognition.
Monkey see, monkey do. We aren’t just monkeys, but a learning technique they used – learning by observation – still is one of the most …
Sleep disturbances are as common as wind in the air. Some studies[1] report over 40% of the population having significant sleep disturbances. Some countries show …
These are the best studying techniques used by exam toppers. Chunking, Spaced Repetition, Testing effect, Production Effect, Associations, Solution reveals, Breaks, and Note-taking.
What do students need now in their learning that goes beyond gaining factual knowledge to have a professional advantage later in life? Note: I’ve excluded …
What’s common between gaslighting, liking a product, remembering song lyrics, and falling for pseudoscience? A core mechanism of how we perceive the world and form …
Explore the basic psychological impact of clothes, exercise, gum, coffee, music, memes, and role-playing on mood, emotions, behavior, and productivity.
Make a square without using squares, lines, or rectangles. This is the essence of improvisation. I looked at the rule – make a square without …