Quotes About Psychology
Psych by Dr. Judd Biasiotto.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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What is the opposite of happiness? Sadness? No.
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Memories, Dreams, Reflections by Carl Jung.
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you've crossed a psychological boundary by establishing yourself to the asker as someone who is interested in the type of request being made. Research shows we're remarkably committed to maintaining a consistent sense of external identity, even if we only established it to begin with out of politeness.
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The Passion Trap: How to Right an Unbalanced Relationship by relationship therapist and psychologist Dean C. Delis.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Premack [a motivational system where a more-preferred activity can be used to reinforce a less-preferred activity] or a rewards system, but with
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book Psych by Dr. Judd Biasiotto.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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The Power of Persuasion, de Robert Levine.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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The Female Brain by Louann Brizendine.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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book Psych by Dr. Judd Biasiotto. He
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never forget that underneath all the math and the MBA bullshit talk, we are all still emotionally driven human
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Answer me this: would you work harder to earn $100 or avoid losing $100? The smiley optimist says the former, but if research from the Center for Experimental Social Science at New York University is any indication, fear of loss is the home-run winner. Experimental groups given $15 and then told the $15 would be rescinded if they lost a subsequent auction routinely overbid the most. Groups offered $15 if they won weren't nearly as "committed.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Fear itself is quite fear-inducing. Most intelligent people in the world dress it up as something else: optimistic denial.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Tactics are great, but tactics become commoditized." TF: If you understand principles, you can create tactics. If you are dependent on perishable tactics, you are always at a disadvantage. This is why Ramit studies behavioral psychology and the elements of persuasion that appear hardwired.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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El sentimiento de culpa [es] interesante porque la culpa es lo contrario del prestigio,
~ Timothy Ferriss
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Steven Pinker: anything. He's one of the clearest thinkers and communicators of our time. Among many other things, he convinced me that I could never understand myself without understanding how humans evolved.
~ Timothy Ferriss
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All deities and demons, all heavens and hells are internal.
~ Timothy Leary
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İnsan olmak, pek çok psikoloÄŸa göre dürüst bir biçimde mant?ks?z olmakt?r.
~ Timothy Leary
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On a more fundamental level, research suggests that religious people—all else being equal—are happier than less religious people.
~ Timothy P. Carney
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The human capacity for subjective victimhood is apparently limitless, and people who believe that they are victims can be motivated to perform acts of great violence.
~ Timothy Snyder
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Milgram grasped that people are remarkably receptive to new rules in a new setting. They are surprisingly willing to harm and kill others in the service of some new purpose if they are so instructed by a new authority.
~ Timothy Snyder
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Milgram grasped that people are remarkably receptive to new rules in a new setting. They are surprisingly willing to harm and kill others in the service of some new purpose if they are so instructed by a new authority. "I found so much obedience," Milgram remembered, "that I hardly saw the need for taking the experiment to Germany.
~ Timothy Snyder
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Milgram grasped that people are remarkably receptive to new rules in a new setting. They are surprisingly willing to harm and kill others in the service of some new purpose if they are so instructed by a new authority. "I
~ Timothy Snyder
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the very beginning, anticipatory obedience means adapting instinctively, without reflecting, to a new situation. Do only Germans do such things? The Yale psychologist Stanley Milgram, contemplating Nazi atrocities, wanted to show that there was a particular authoritarian personality that explained why Germans behaved as they had.
~ Timothy Snyder
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