11 Interesting Psychological Facts About Human Behavior

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.

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[annahilliard]

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.

[chrisfree]

Daydreaming could mean high levels of intelligence. Or daydreaming could simply mean

[bYtealiEnSzen]

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.

[rea]

Love your videos! I always learn something new. 👍

[wandalee]

I love volunteering! I love to hear people’s stories and enjoy lifting people up, they call me codependent, I call it kindness! 💥

[jamesmiller]

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.

[chloejones]

Love Psychology! Thanks for the content! 🤩

[mtgwdefender]

Very good video. I am using it on my next dinner table meeting with my kids. Thanks

[offtheclockjay]

Thank you for the information ℹ️ Looking forward to new videos 🤩

[joseabad]

More great lessons keep up the amazing work ❤

[jannamartens]

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.

[gabrielladepedro]

👍👍👍Thank you so much may God bless you more!

[Overtonl]

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.

[hemakumar]

We need a video on lateral thinking and human behavior associated with it, personal request

[buddhaneosiddhananda]

"Day dreaming is intelligent..." Wonderful..!!

[jacquelinecastillo]

I'm all 👂🏻 for those facts. Smoll rejections do hurt. 😓

[maximus]

as a daydreamer i wouldn't say my brain is more effective lol

[budzpuds]

i think the best way to win in life is by helping everyone win while you win as well as long as they put forth the effort to do so. the problems occur when people are denied a win for a long time for no good reason it's even worse if people cheat in order to deny a person a win. if you earn the right to eat sleep shower and have fun by working and not causing problems for anyone and paying your bills and taking care the people and things, you have in your life than no one should be allowed to ruin your chances of doing what you need to do as well as ruin your chances to have fun but if people still try to achieve victory by causing losses to others than you'll eventually be celebrating your victories alone somewhere and you will hate being alone which is why you cheat to win. if a person is starving to death i wouldn't blame them for doing what they need to do in order to eat, if a person that already has a nice house than why try to steal someone elses house so you can have 2.

[retard_activated]

Ahhh okay, you definitely struck a cord with me on Number Four.

I have worked with dogs professionally for over a decade and this has DEFINITELY always been in the back of my mind because, usually, the dogs are GREAT when their owners aren't around, causing their dogs to be reactive to the energy they put out.

That said, even when a dog is great with me, I don't invalidate the owners when they tell me how awful their pets can be. After all, they know them best!

So, in my mind I just subtly observe the owners for their verbal and nonverbal behaviors and ques - really, like 98% of the time it's something the owners aren't doing and aren't aware of.

Secondly, I do strong agree and understand a "breed bias" when it comes to certain human personality times. This is a thing for sure and I've learned you can tell A LOT about an owner just by the way their dog behaves. Not always just by the breed, but people definitely select for a breed based on their perception of the stereotype and their beliefs on how others will perceive themselves *through* their dog, if that makes sense. And this is absolutely not limited to just stereotypically "violent" dogs - but how e perceives another with a high-maintenance breed, or a working breed, etc. To an extent, yes, I will say for myself that when I meet someone with a well-behaved.... Let's use, a Cattle dog, for instance, I can infer that the owner, first and foremost selects dog as a friend first. Because you will not get the same kind of "mechanical" working relationship you would with them, as say, a German Shepherd. A Cattledog owner is also going to represent someone with a lot of patience and positivity. They tend to be thoughtful sorts of people because without a lot of meaningful interactions, inclusion in lifestyle, socialization, etc you will end up with a terrible hot mess of an animal with neurotic and stereotypic tendencies.

So, that's basically just kind of a long-winded example. Like I said, much can be inferred if you are observant. And it could easily go the other way as well.... I could easily keep going and going and going, but I'm anxious to get back to the video.... And that lovely voice. 💖

This was not a "marker" I was expecting to see in this video but I think it's a highly underrated one And I am so glad you mentioned it!!!

[SuccessMindset]

Things that happen at early age are usually more memorable