If you’re intrigued by human psychology, you’ll love these interesting psychological facts about human behavior! The way the mind functions has a lot to do with behaviour and personality. And while there are many unanswered questions still, we can better understand ourselves and others by learning about the fundamentals of human nature. These psychological facts about humans are the findings of research conducted on small groups of people. Nevertheless, they can help better understand why we think, feel, and behave in certain ways. OTHER VIDEOS TO WATCH: 15 Psychological Facts That Will Blow Your Mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJc_iEkcnFo 15 Interesting Psychological Facts About Attraction: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diBUkFiVpHI 18 Surprising Psychological Facts About Yourself: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ipyVpFQtMMw ------------------------------------------------------------------ Subscribe To Our Channel for More Videos Like This! TWITTER: http://www.twitter.com/brainydose FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/brainydose INSTAGRAM: http://www.instagram.com/brainydose Audio & Video Production by Brainy Dose ------------------------------------------------------------------
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The most interesting fact is we are actually animals that are behaviorally conditioned. We are species-centric and believe we are more than what we actually are.
Here's another interesting fact: we imitate the habits, behavior, mannerisms, gestures and facial expressions of the people we most often associate with. It's called the chameleon effect.
Daydreaming could mean high levels of intelligence. Or daydreaming could simply mean ADHD...........
I really have to wonder what makes people act the way they do. Some are proud of hurting others while others just try to be as understanding as possible and then there are the manipulators, drama starters and pathological liars. Some things are just not ours to concern ourselves with. In fact, most things aren’t.
I needed a good dose of Brainy Dose!
I love volunteering! I love to hear people’s stories and enjoy lifting people up, they call me codependent, I call it kindness! 💥
Daydreaming is one thing, Reminiscing is another. I think reminiscing on the good and positive things that occurred in your total life experience is, and can be very rewarding in your senior years, and on your death bed.
The golden rule in the world of pet ownership is "blame the owner, not the breed." There are no aggressive breeds, only bad owners. I do see your point, but be careful with phraseology
I love this channel! This is what I was looking for. It's very informative. I'd really appreciate it if you could put the link to the source study of each fact on the description because sometimes I'm eager to delve into the details of the facts.
Arrogance is something that runs in my family something I don’t wish to have as a quality. Day dreaming is great for creativity which is one of my best qualities.. I’m selective who I’m helpful to but helping the community is a good thing.
"Day dreaming is intelligent..." Wonderful..!!
as a daydreamer i wouldn't say my brain is more effective lol
Very y cool video! I'm learning so many new & informative facts from your content, my friend! I especially found the Solomon's Paradox quite fascinating! Keep these coming as you're doing famously!😎💜🌈🍑🌍
Love your videos! I always learn something new. 👍
Another very interesting video!
Please can anyone help me explain this more?... No. 7: we blame a person's behavior on their personality (unless it's us). Thanks in anticipation!
#11 was firmly agreeable to me. We (probably) all have had "shitt jobs". They over work you. They don't pay much. Sometimes the manager's crooked. However; once in a while you find a "gem": A crap job that doesn't pay much, but then again you don't DO much. (yet you feel productive). I've had ONE. Lots of little tiny perks, a dime more than minimum wage, and comfortable hours! ...but then again, I never asked for too much, either: 🎶"..when I was *TWENTY - One* ..🎶"✌🥺 *(Frank Sinatra)
🤣🤣🤣 daydreaming is trauma flashbacking and can be adversely addicting, preventing from resolving traumas.
Very good video. I am using it on my next dinner table meeting with my kids. Thanks
As a chimpanzee, this is very interesting.