Por qué odias escuchar tu voz grabada

Why do you hate hearing your own recorded voice? The answer isn't in the microphone, but in your brain. Discover the real reason why hearing yourself can feel so strange… and why that rejection reveals something much deeper about your identity. In this video, you'll discover how bone conduction, self-perception, and cognitive psychology combine to create one of the most common and perplexing experiences we all go through. What seems like a simple sound problem is actually a clash between the image your brain has constructed of you and the version the world has always known. In this video, you'll discover: • Why you hear two different versions of your own voice. • What bone conduction is and how it changes your perception. • Why your brain rejects the voice that everyone else considers normal. • How this phenomenon is related to your identity and self-perception. • What this effect reveals about how the brain constructs who we believe ourselves to be. What did you feel the first time you heard your recorded voice? Did it sound completely foreign or just different? Tell me in the comments. If you enjoy videos where we explore psychology, neuroscience, and the mysteries of the human mind, subscribe. Here we continue to discover why our brain does things that almost no one stops to question. #Psychology #Neuroscience #HumanMind