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    Psychology

    Psychology

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    How minds work: behavior, habits, biases, and pop psychology explained.
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    Four signs of high metacognition

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    metacognition defined

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    Reticular Activating System Explained

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    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 15h
    💭Self-Improvement💭Psychology

    once you finally understand the reticular activating system, everything clicks. your brain deletes 99% of what's around you and only shows you what you told it matters. that's why you keep seeing proof you're not enough,…

    Reticular Activating System Explained

    Mpg
    Mpg@mpg· 30m
    💭Science💭Psychology

    A scientist claims you can mentally time travel to supercharge your memories

    scientist mental time travel (photo 1 of 2)scientist mental time travel (photo 2 of 2)

    scientist mental time travel

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 1d
    💭Philosophy💭Psychology

    Metacognition: the act of stepping outside your own mind and watching it work. picture that sudden moment where you forget how to let breathing or heartbeat happen naturally and apply it to thoughts instead. when you…

    metacognition defined

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 1d
    💭Self-Improvement💭Psychology

    The tiny gap between feeling something and doing something about it is where meta-awareness lives | most of us feel and then react on reflex, but a metacognitive mind stops inside that gap, turns the thought over, and…

    Four signs of high metacognition

    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz· 1d
    💭Mental Health💭Psychology

    Brain keeps insults for 20 years but praise only lasts 30 days

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    human brain memory retention

    Rose  🎞️
    Rose 🎞️@rose_· 1d
    💭Science💭Psychology⭐Ethan Kross

    People who talk to themselves are more intelligent and better at decision making #Science

    self-talk intelligence study (photo 1 of 2)self-talk intelligence study (photo 2 of 2)

    self-talk intelligence study

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 2d
    💭Science💭Psychology⭐Amy F. T. Arnsten

    Shaming yourself to force change actually blocks the ability to learn and make that change happen

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    scientific paper on self-shame

    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz· 2d
    💭Mental Health💭Psychology

    Your brain takes a hit every time you sit in complaint mode, and staying locked on what's broken makes it less able to adapt

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    Complaining and brain adaptability

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 5d
    💭Mental Health💭Psychology

    The brain treats predictability like oxygen and will grab the familiar even if it is unhealthy just to avoid the cognitive cost of uncertainty. That pull toward the known is why three specific habits get dropped after…

    neuroscience brain adaptation

    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz· 1w
    💭Psychology💭Philosophy

    Being able to think about how you think is apparently the top tier of intelligence, and they call it metacognition

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    Metacognition explained

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 1w
    💭Self-Improvement💭Psychology

    Act like the person you're trying to become, don't sit around waiting to turn into them

    Act like the person you want to become

    Act like the person you want to become

    Rose  🎞️
    Rose 🎞️@rose_· 1w
    💭Self-Improvement💭Psychology

    Repeated attention is what carves the groove your neurons default to, and that cuts both directions. Sit with what's wrong long enough and the brain gets faster at hunting down more of it. Park yourself on the good…

    Neuroplasticity and how attention rewires the brain

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 1w
    💭Self-Improvement💭Psychology

    Quantum mechanics, game theory and cognitive load theory are the ones people rarely bring up first, but they count | the list runs from psychology and psycho cybernetics through neuroplasticity, atomic habits,…

    Which concept shifted your perspective

    Katrina Karan
    Katrina Karan@katrina.karan· 2w
    💭Education💭Psychology

    Thirteen disciplines to expand your mind start with metacognition and bilingual cognitive processing. Pattern recognition and neuroplasticity sit alongside game theory as core learning areas. Subconscious reprogramming…

    13 subjects to expand your mind

    🏝️ Dr Topaz
    🏝️ Dr Topaz@dr.topaz· 13m
    💭Science💭Psychology

    Psychologists propose we don't generate thoughts but rather receive them, suggesting the difference between 'THINK' and 'RECEIVE'

    Psychologists on thought origin

    Psychologists on thought origin

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