psychology

The more you chase happiness, the harder it is to find. Real happiness comes when you stop forcing it and start living in the moment. Happiness isn’t a destination—it’s a byproduct of presence

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Ever felt guilty after making a bad decision? That’s cognitive dissonance—your brain hates inconsistency. So, it convinces you that the choice wasn’t so bad after all. The mind doesn’t like being wrong—it likes being comfortable.

Memes aren’t just jokes—they’re psychological, social, and even evolutionary phenomena that shape how we communicate and connect. Next time you laugh at a meme, remember: your brain is getting a little dopamine boost!

Memes provide instant gratification . When we see a relatable or funny meme, our brain releases dopamine , the same "feel-good" chemical linked to rewards and pleasure. This makes memes highly shareable and addictive !

When a person's beliefs and behaviors are inconsistent, psychological discomfort arises, and they will attempt to adjust to reduce the sense of discord.

Jastrow said, "From this image, we can see that humans do not rely solely on their 'eyes' to see things; sometimes, they also use their 'brain' to perceive the world."

FOMO is the anxiety that others are experiencing something enjoyable or valuable while you are not. It is driven by a fear of being left out, making the wrong choice, or missing an opportunity.

People can learn new behaviors by watching others. For example, children may imitate their parents' actions or behaviors seen in media.-Bandura

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