Fun Psychology Facts About Human Behaviour

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Our brain plays a major role in self-discovery and awareness. Did you know that our brain storage is virtually unlimited, and it only weighs 3 pounds? Have you ever wondered about the secrets that make you who you are? That's where psychological facts step into the spotlight. Psychology is everywhere and it is an integral part of our lives. Psychology facts range from fun to random about the human mind and brain. The way our brain functions and behaves in various situations is very astonishing. Thus, you only know a fraction of things you think you know completely. Here are some of some amazing and interesting psychology facts to shock you.

Fun Psychology Facts About Human Behaviour-

Our brain has an interesting mechanism for interpreting the world around us. For example, spending money on travel gives happiness. Below are some fun psychology facts about human behaviour that will shock you. 

  1. Dopamine urges you to seek information addictively.
  2. Being in love is biochemically identical to having a severe obsessive-compulsive disorder.
  3. You can be persuaded that you committed a crime that never took place within a few hours of constant conversation.
  4. Your genes sometimes determine whether you're a morning riser or a night owl.
  5. Being long periods alone is as harmful as smoking. Thus, you must learn ways to beat loneliness while living abroad during your studies for better mental health. 
  6. Your taste in music determines your perception towards the world.
  7. Ignorance causes a chemical effect, which is equal to getting an injury. 
  8. Your mind can't create faces by itself. Thus, everyone you dream about has crossed your path at some point in your life. 
  9. If you announce your goal to others, it is observed that you are less likely to achieve it. You subconsciously lose the motivation to achieve it.
  10. You cannot multitask as your focus gets divided, and your brain gets confused. 
  11. You are most creative when you are tired. 
  12. Sarcasm makes you more creative and smarter. 
  13. If you oversleep, you will crave more sleep. Therefore, understanding the importance of sleep for students is essential in daily routine.
  14. It is observed that people who delay gratification tend to succeed more in life.
  15. Blind people never develop schizophrenia.

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