The Only FOUR Things You Need To Form A Habit | What's That Rash?

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00:00 Intro
00:20 Q: How possible is it to shape your habits?
00:51 What is a habit?
01:18 Automated responses
01:43 Context, cues, rewards
02:27 Deliberate vs heuristic thinking
04:31 Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
05:04 Books like Atomic Habits
06:00 The elements of habits
06:34 Context, cue, frequency
07:18 The rat study
08:40 What happens in our brain?
08:54 The basal ganglia
09:16 Tourette’s syndrome
09:30 OCD and Parkinson’s
10:26 Brain plasticity and new habits
12:29 The reward and your values
12:55 How long does it take to form a habit?
13:57 1960s cosmetic surgery study
14:24 The 2009 study on habit creation
15:08 Changing habits takes time
16:21 Practical tips
17:10 Fifteen minutes to change a habit!
17:55 Audience Feedback: where’s Norman’s towel?
19:18 Audience Feedback: Mobile phones
20:19 Audience Feedback: YouTube comments
20:41 Ask us a question
20:54 Do you want more YouTube?
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This episode's references:

Neurobiology of habit formation

How the brain controls our habits - MIT

Bridging the gap between striatal plasticity and learning

Basal ganglia and beyond: The interplay between motor and cognitive aspects in Parkinson’s disease rehabilitation

You are what you repeatedly do: Links between personality and habit

How are habits formed: Modelling habit formation in the real world

How does habit form? Guidelines for tracking real-world habit formation

The role of habit in compulsivity

Goal-Directed and Habitual Control in Human Substance Use: State of the Art and Future Directions

#Habits #HabitBuilding #WhatsThatRash #Podcast #Health

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I wouldn't have discovered the show if it wasn't for being on YouTube. Love it, keep it up!

zacharywigmore
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Please, absolutely, continue with YouTube, 'cos this is where I get my stimulation and I don't pod. Please!

jonathanm
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Pat is my real name. My habit is to initially listen and now watch as a follow up. Please, please, please come back to YouTube soon. Thank you for being so realistic and positive about how life throws us curve balls. Each week is a new adventure. Better than my old Rupert the Bear books. 🤩

patcostello
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I only watch you guys on YouTube, keep the uploads coming please

jesst
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Here's my positive comment 😊 Thanks for the tips 👍

sarahmacintosh
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(Hi Shelby!) OMG after five years you are actual talking people with faces, not just our two friendly voices keeping us informed and sane. Was there not a photo of Dr Swan in his towel at some point in that history? Great to see you on YouTube but I’ll usually listen on podcast because it’s easy and ummmm habit. Thank you!! David McLean

davnelflashington
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Nice to see you on YT but I personally will stick to the audio version as I like to either drive, cook or do housework while listening ... having to stop and look at any graphics you screen is disruptive ... anyway the pictures are better on radio! R (Tasmania)

branscombeR
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Me watching this video 10, 000 times to show the demand is there.

Personally I am really curious about a topic as well, that I haven't really heard too much about. In the 2020s there seems to be this rampant subscription addiction, at least in the western world. People are no longer just subscribed to a magazine, or the news paper, these days people are subscribed (financially) to multiple streaming services, gym memberships, financial subscriptions to content creators (whatever the nature of their content may be), video games, battle passes, and they're basically being micro-transactioned from hundreds of angles monthly, which I reckon is quite a problem for a lot of people. It could just be as simple as blaming capitalism, but I'm actually really curious what's going on in the brain here, why is this so effective? What can people do to combat it?

qontroL
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I like the part where you said I forget

potapotapotapotapotapota
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1) a not insignificant people still hold their knows to there ear.
2) we still use Bluetooth if we don't
3) were are all the leg, but, groin, abdominal cancer? we still carry the phones in our pockets. hand cancer? they are in our hands more than ever.

the cancer cellphone connection is pretty busted at this point.

Andre-qoek