なぜ人は、“嫌いな人”のSNSをわざわざ見に行ってしまうのか【脳科学×心理学】

Even though you supposedly dislike them, you find yourself opening their account. Every time you look, you feel irritated, uneasy, and ultimately, self-loathing. Yet, you open it again. Am I a bad person? Am I clinging to them and narrow-minded? Are you blaming yourself for this? But it's not because of your personality. It's the way your brain works that makes you do it. If you watch this video to the end, you'll understand the true nature of why you keep looking at people you dislike. And I'll also discuss ways of thinking that can lighten your heart a little from this behavior. Why is our attention drawn to information that should be unpleasant? Why do we feel compelled to check on the other person's misfortune? Why do we want to see it the more we try not to? This video, based on research in neuroscience, psychology, and evolutionary psychology, unravels the true nature of human attachment. What you see isn't strange. It's proof that your brain is working diligently to protect your mind. So, you don't need to blame yourself anymore. If you have any other "strange behaviors you find yourself doing," please share them in the comments. #Neuroscience #Psychology #Relationships #Jealousy #SNS #Neuroscience #Schadenfreude #Self-loathing #HumanPsychology #Attachment