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Overthinking Is Stealing Your Happiness: The Habit That Keeps You Trapped in Your Own Mind
2+ hour, 7+ min ago (935+ words) Sometimes the biggest problem in our lives isn’t what is happening. It’s everything we imagine might …...
Why Overthinking Feels Productive (But Isn’t)
2+ hour, 33+ min ago (493+ words) You replay the conversation for the fifth time. You draft the email in your head, delete it, rewrite it, delete it again. You lie awake running through …...
I’m Tired of Controlling Everything
6+ hour, 6+ min ago (35+ words) Between “what if” and “what is” There was a night I sat in a parked car for twenty minutes before going inside my own home. Nothing was wrong. But I …...
Stop Letting Everyone Run Your Head
6+ hour, 34+ min ago (20+ words) Discover how to stop letting other people's moods, texts, and opinions dictate your mental well-being by building genuine emotional autonomy....
Scientists have figured out why we often choose the familiar option instead of the better one
1+ day, 6+ hour ago (217+ words) Baku.ws Scientists have figured out why we often choose the familiar option instead of the better one Scientists have found that simply repeating a choice changes our preferences: the familiar option begins to seem better than alternatives — even when…...
Live United: The science behind behavioral decision making
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (777+ words) Albert Lea Tribune Live United: The science behind behavioral decision making I recently learned a term for a concept I’ve often talked about. It’s called proportion dominance bias. My husband enjoys watching horror movies, particularly around Halloween. It’s not my…...
Why People Keep Repeating Poor Choices: Scientists Identify the Mental Shortcut Behind It
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (227+ words) inkorr.com Why People Keep Repeating Poor Choices: Scientists Identify the Mental Shortcut Behind It Researchers at Dresden University of Technology have found that making the same choice again can actually shape our preferences. Even when another option becomes just…...
Why the brain chooses familiar even when an alternative is better
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (231+ words) Why People Keep Repeating Poor Choices: Scientists Identify the Mental Shortcut Behind It inkorr.com Why People Keep Repeating Poor Choices: Scientists Identify the Mental Shortcut Behind It According to НВ — Техно: Researchers at Dresden University of Technology have found…...
When You Can’t Decide Between Two Options, Ask Yourself This
2+ day, 2+ hour ago (518+ words) Have you ever been stuck between two options where neither one feels obviously right? Both have their own pros. Both have their own …...
Be Careful What You Let Influence You
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (536+ words) I didn’t realize how much my environment was influencing me until I started paying attention to the things I was becoming. It wasn’t something …...