There is always a simpler smart solution for a bigger problem !
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First Percieve
The psychology behind perceiving problems involves various cognitive and emotional processes:
1. **Cognitive Biases**: These are systematic patterns of deviation from norm or rationality in judgment. For example, confirmation bias can lead people to focus on problems that align with their beliefs while ignoring others.
2. **Risk Perception**: People tend to overestimate the likelihood and severity of dramatic but rare events (e.g., plane crashes) and underestimate common but less sensational problems (e.g., heart disease).
3. **Framing Effect**: How a problem is presented or framed can significantly influence how it is perceived. For example, people react differently to a disease described as having a "90% survival rate" versus a "10% mortality rate".
4. **Emotional Influence**: Emotions like fear, anger, and anxiety can heighten the perception of certain problems, making them seem more immediate or severe.
5. **Social Influence**: Cultural norms, media, and social networks can shape which problems people perceive as important. Public discourse often prioritizes certain issues, influencing collective perception.
6. **Personal Experience**: Direct personal experiences with certain issues can make those problems more salient. For example, someone who has experienced poverty is more likely to perceive economic inequality as a major problem.
7. **Selective Attention**: Individuals tend to focus on problems that directly affect them or their immediate community, sometimes overlooking global or less visible issues.
8. **Cognitive Load**: When people are overwhelmed with information or stress, their ability to accurately perceive and prioritize problems can be impaired. They may simplify complex issues or revert to heuristic thinking.
Understanding these psychological factors can help in developing strategies to better communicate and address major problems in human life.
Know the flow of real Root Causes for all the Problems
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Love your Life
As Charles Darwin said : "It is not the strongest of the species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change."
But here is the actual twist ! Nobody knows how to change naturally. So What makes any human to change first of all? A defense mechanism changes a person at an immediate danger but that is momentary and temporary. That's not what we want.
We need a change to not to fall in any physical or emotional danger in all our life. How is that possible?
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