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30-Second Psychology, Christian Jarrett
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Christian Jarrett

30-Second Psychology

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  • vanya ivanovahar citeratför 6 år sedan
    consciousness The totality of experience of which a person is aware at any one moment.
  • vanya ivanovahar citeratför 6 år sedan
    anthropology The study of humankind
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    A usually unconscious process of compartmentalizing certain thoughts or functions to isolate them from the normal activities of the brain. The function of dissociation is to deal with traumatic thoughts or emotions and strip them
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    dissociation A usually unconscious process of compartmentalizing certain thoughts or functions to isolate them from the normal activities of the brain. The function of dissociation is to deal with traumatic thoughts or emotions and strip them
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    Greatness isn’t innate, it comes from epic amounts of self-critical, obsessive practice.
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    There are many forms of cognitive bias, including projection bias (assuming people think the same way you do) and confirmation bias (ignoring information that does not fit in with your beliefs).
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    s, including projection bias (assuming
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    There are many forms of cognitive bias, including projection bias (assuming people think the same way you do) and confirmation bias (ignoring information that does not fit in with your beliefs). Its purpose is to help the brain process information quickly, but it throws the reliability of anecdotal and personal evidence into doubt.
  • Nicole Deppehar citeratför 8 år sedan
    There are many forms of cognitive bias, including projection bias (assuming people think the same way you do) and confirmation bias (ignoring information that does not fit in with your beliefs). Its purpose is to help the brain process information quickly, but it throws the reliability of anecdotal and personal evidence into doubt.
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