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Friday
Wednesday
Change Your Mood Just By Flexing Some Muscles... You Got To Agree With It.
You Can Change Your Feelings By Using Your Muscles
As You Please.
Botox is a popular
cosmetic procedure to reduce facial wrinkles. Botox is injected into various
muscles, for instance in the face, and it paralyzes the muscles thereby causing
the wrinkles to “relax”. It’s been known for a while that one of the side
effects of Botox treatments are that people can’t fully express emotions (for
example, they can’t move the muscles that would show they were angry, or even
happy). New research shows another interesting side effect – people who have
Botox injections can’t feel emotions either.
Muscles and feeling are
tied together – If you can’t move your muscles to make a facial expression you
can’t feel the emotion that goes with the expression. So if you have recently
received a Botox injection and you go to a movie that is sad, you will not feel
sad because you won’t be able to move the muscles in your face that go with
feeling sad. Moving muscles and feeling emotions are linked.
Botox injections – Joshua Davis
(2010) from Barnard College and his team tested this idea with some research.
They injected people with either Botox or Restylane. Restylane is a substance
that when injected fills out sagging skin, but does not limit muscle movement
like Botox does. Before and after injecting the participants, they showed them
emotionally charged videos. The Botox group showed much less emotional reaction
to the videos after the injections.
Controlling muscles
controls anger — David Havas (2010) gave people instructions to contract specific
muscles – the muscles used in smiling. When the participants contracted those
muscles they had a hard time generating a feeling of anger. When he instructed
them to contract the muscles that are used when you frown, the participants had
a hard time feeling friendly or happy.
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No Two People Perceive Time In The Same Way
Has this ever happened
to you? You are traveling 2 hours to visit friends. It’s two hours to get there
and 2 hours to get back, but the trip there feels much longer.
It’s about the mental
processing — In his interesting book, The Time Paradox, Philip
Zimbardo discusses how our experience of time is relative, not absolute. There
are time illusions, just like there are visual illusions. The more mental
processing you do, the more time you think has elapsed. If people have to stop
and think at each step of a task, they will feel that the task is taking too
long. The mental processing makes the amount of time seem longer.
It’s about expectations
— The
perception of time and your reaction to it, is also greatly influenced by
predictability and expectations. Let’s say you are editing video on your
computer. You’ve just clicked the button to produce the video file from your
edits. Will you be frustrated by how long it takes to produce the video? If you
do this task often, and it normally takes 3 minutes, then 3 minutes will not
seem like a long time. If there is an in-progress indicator, for example a bar
that is moving, or a message that says “2 minutes 48 seconds left to
completion”, then you know what to expect. You’ll go pour yourself a cup of
coffee and come back. But if it sometimes takes 30 seconds and sometimes takes
5 minutes, and you don’t which one it is going to be this time, then you will
be very frustrated if it takes 3 minutes. Three minutes will seem much longer
than it usually does.
Time expectations change
– Ten years ago if
it took 20 seconds for a website to load you didn’t think much of it. But these
days if it takes more than 3 seconds you get impatient. There’s one website I
go to regularly that takes 12 seconds to load. It seems like an eternity.
Take-aways
·
Always provide in progress indicators so people know how much time
something is going to take.
·
If possible, make the amount of time it takes to do a task or
bring up information regular, so people can adjust their expectations
accordingly.
·
If you want to make a process seem shorter, then break it up into
steps and have people think less. It’s mental processing that makes something
seem to take a long time.
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Tuesday
This Will Explain Most Of Our Unconscious Behavior
Is Your Behavior Affecting Your Next Generation? I Want This Video To Sink To Your Mind.
Many a times we are not sure why we behave in certain way and where and how did we learn that. I am sure after watching this video you will recall your past and will think why you are what you are. Can negatives be changed and positives be induced in the next generation. Are we just our own role model or for our children too ?
Source : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JMQ7P1oi76c&feature=related
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