15 Interesting Psychological Facts About Human Behavior

Today, we explore the most interesting psychological facts about human behavior. At the heart of this captivating world is the understanding that our minds are incredibly powerful yet wonderfully complex.

Voice Over: Troy W. Hudson

[ives]

2:47 mirroring mirage
3:24 the paradox of choice
4:01 the doorway effect
4:33 the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon
5:08 the Tetris effect
5:39 rosy retrospection
6:12 the Ostrich effect
6:47 emotional echoes
7:25 the Halo effect
7:59 the clustering illusion
8:31 the cheerleader effect
9:03 memory's paintbrush
9:40 the framing effect
10:16 bystander apathy
10:48 egocentric bias

[ChillTravel.]

Human behavior is incredibly diverse and influenced by a multitude of factors such as culture, upbringing, genetics, and environment.😊

[JesusSportsNature]

When you get a new car and start seeing that kind of car everywhere.

[jawzaaturki]

Please moreee videos about human behavior I couldn’t find a book this made me feel like it 👍🏼

[MrofficialC]

That unsettling feeling you get when a therapist tries to dig into your psyche is roughly the same feeling you'll get learning certain traits and behaviors about yourself and others

[dontfrybaconnaked]

2 minutes and 45 seconds in and you still haven't gotten to the first one? I don't even care anymore.

[sudarshanbadoni]

❤Thanks. It was of great value to notice door way effect kind of thing as a characteristics of the mind. Because now due to old age was thinking as some kind of decline in my and home ministry's MIND as well. So a good relief and thanks for that. By standard apathy is increasingly growing now as no one is ready to help others in distress even mind is telling that. Thanks again.

[PlaceOfAbundance-cvkp]

Dear TT,
You're doing a wonderful job. Keep up the great work.
Thank you!! 👍
-Place of Abundance🌻

[RafaelGarcia-xlqr]

Great insight. Thank you for these psychological facts.

[orlandocontrerascastro]

Greetings from Venezuela, South America.

[mjh]

The Mirroring mirage fact was slightly right, if someone fixes their hair while engaging in conversation I feel they are subconsciously trying to tell me I need to fix my hair

[TJiii]

Man watching these videos r so much better than homework

[JohnAranita]

It happened to me twice. I spoke to two guys at different times. Their heads turned 90° left, then 90° right. I expect that I won't experience all of body language.

[lryspy]

Tetris Effect is so real! I remember being obsessed with Family Feud as a teenager, and my brain would reroute every thought to be a multiple choice family feud question. It took a long time to break that thought pattern, if I watch family feud my brain gets stuck like that for an hour or two again it's a weird feeling for sure!!!

[acchanvabe]

It's crazy how these all 15 behaviours applies to me.😂

[mindgamees]

How to unlock your mindset and achieve anything you desire. A mindset is the framework your brain uses to view and evaluate the world. It's the Belief System that you use to direct your thoughts, feelings, and actions. Your mindset is the root cause of your success or failure in life.

[bhybhycalligraphybbh]

thanks for your reference of suggestions 😮

[magickittenz]

10:20 I definitely saw the Bystander Apathy even in very friendly prestigious areas, I was in my favourite part of England, and everyone does not call and ambulance for someone on the street, I am the only one, and they took him away.

[Beregond]

The Halo Effect: being like _Master Chief._

[alwaysgreatusa]

Psychology is not a kid of magic -- quite the opposite. When done correctly, it is a science.