평범한 사람이 누군가를 미워할 때 뇌에서 일어나는 놀라운 변화

The guilt you feel every time you hate a coworker, family member, or someone on social media — in fact, it is not a matter of your morality. What neuroscientists discovered using fMRI is that when you hate, the circuit doesn't turn on, but rather turns off. The frontal lobe, responsible for judgment and self-control, stops functioning in just 0.05 seconds—that is the true nature of hatred. In this video: • The reality of the 'hate circuit' discovered by neuroscientist Zeki • Why you can't stop once you start hating — The design of evolution • Why hatred turns on more easily towards family and coworkers • Neuroscience-based methods to turn the off switch back on #Neuroscience #Psychology #Hate #Hatred #FrontalLobe #SelfControl --- 📌 References Zeki & Romaya (2008) — fMRI study on the hate circuit Cunningham et al. (2004) — 0.05-second amygdala response to prejudice stimuli De Dreu et al. (2010) — Oxytocin and In-group Bias Tajfel & Turner (1971/1979) — Minimal Group Paradigm Pettigrew & Tropp (2006) — Meta-analysis of the Contact Hypothesis This channel explains "Why do people behave that way?" through psychology. #Psychology #Psychoanalysis #SelfUnderstanding