勉強していて「これか！」となる瞬間｜知識がつながる気持ちよさ

While studying psychology, there are moments when knowledge clicks and you think, "Ah, that's it!" "So that's what it was!" When you read about it in a book, you might think you understand it somewhat. When you hear about it in class, you might memorize it as knowledge. But when you actually interact with people and see that phenomenon unfold before your eyes, you might finally understand it completely. In this clipping, Ms. Iwano and Ms. Aoki, who have studied psychology, talk about their "eureka moments" from their student days to the present. In Ms. Iwano's example, the concept of "automatic thoughts" in cognitive behavioral therapy led to a realization for a client during an actual interview. Textbooks teach that negative thoughts affect mood, and that it's important to be aware of automatic thoughts. But when you delve deeper into a conversation and see the other person realize, "Ah, that's why I feel down," knowledge becomes more than just words; it becomes something that lives on in real-world situations. In Ms. Aoki's example, the point is made that "people judge not by logic, but by emotion." Even when logic dictates a certain course of action, some people are actually driven by emotion. Children and adults alike don't act solely on logic. When she witnessed this firsthand, she had a moment of realization, "Ah, they're judging by emotion," and her knowledge clicked. Furthermore, she connects the concept of "object permanence" from developmental psychology with the fun of peek-a-boo. Knowledge of psychology isn't simply something to memorize. It suddenly becomes fascinating when you begin to see how it applies to your own life, your interactions with others, and your work in counseling and support—when you think, "Ah, that's what that meant!" This video is a compilation for those just starting to learn psychology, those who find studying tedious and difficult, those who want to connect psychological knowledge to their work and daily lives, and those who want to rediscover the joy of learning. ▼Table of Contents 00:00 Opening: Introduction of listener questions (What are some experiences where you felt pleasure from connecting knowledge?) 00:41 Professor Ao's experience: The moment a client became aware of "automatic thoughts" in cognitive behavioral therapy 02:15 Mr. Iwano's experience 1: When he realized that humans are creatures driven by emotions, not logic 03:10 Mr. Iwano's experience 2: The moment he connected the logic of "object permanence" in developmental psychology with the logic of "peek-a-boo" ☆Membership offers more in-depth, frank discussions and full versions of travel videos. Please consider becoming a member. It's 490 yen per month.    / @bacchikoi   ☆In "Batchikoi Psychology," we use psychology to answer your everyday questions and problems. Please send us your questions via Google Forms. https://forms.gle/J2XZGDatg5CRENww5 ☆Please subscribe to our channel!    / @bacchikoi   ☆Please also subscribe to our official X account! https://x.com/bacchikoipsy ☆We also have LINE stickers! Check them out if you're interested! https://store.line.me/stickershop/pro... ★On the Psychology Otaku Channel, performer Iwano passionately discusses psychology all by himself. Please subscribe!    / @psychologyotaku   ★Editor Aoki also has a YouTube channel. Check out Aoki's ramblings and clips from his daily life.    / @aokishuntaro   We also have member-only live streams.    / @aokishuntaro   ★Please also check out Aoki's note & website! https://note.com/aokishuntaro https://www.aokishuntaro.com ★For lecture requests and consultations with Iwano and Batchikoi Psychology, please click here. HP: https://cb-consulting.site Request email: https://cb-consulting.site/mail ---------------------------------- Speaker: Taku Iwano, Cognitive Behavioral Consulting Office https://cb-consulting.site Requests to Iwano can be made here ➡: https://cb-consulting.site/mail Editor: Shuntaro Aoki, Fukushima Medical University Medical Personnel Training and Support Center Twitter:   / airibugfri   ---------------------------------- BGM: MUSMUS, DovaSyndrome #ClinicalPsychologist #CertifiedPsychologist #Psychology #BringItOnPsychology #StudyingPsychology #Eureka #AutomaticThoughts #CognitiveBehavioralTherapy #DevelopmentalPsychology Studying Psychology is Interesting Knowledge Connects Eureka Experience What are Automatic Thoughts? Psychology in Practice Judging by Emotions Developmental Psychology Peek-a-boo Psychology for Beginners