Fact 25

1)

We able to read faster in longer lines, but we prefer shorter.

2)
Although we- the human prefer reading text that is separated into relatively
narrow columns, but actually we able to read much faster if the text takes up the
width of the page.

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3)

7 plus or minus 2 rule.

4)
Psychology said that, we-human can only store between 5 to 9 chunks of
information in our short term memory at a time.
5)

A chunk can be several pieces of related data.

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6)

We normally imagine things from above and tilted.

7)

Most people will draw an object from the angle demonstrated to the left.

8)
It is because humans brains, when left to our own devices, it will imagine
objects in this format.

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9)

Most of our decisions are subconscious.

10)

Most of our everyday decisions are actually subconscious.

11)
It is because every second our brains are bombarded with over 11 million
individual pieces of data and because there is no way we can consciously sift
through all of it our subconscious mind, by following the certain rules of thumb
may help us out.

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12)

We reconstruct our memories.

13)
Humans memories are not stored like a movie or image like it would be on
the hard drive that is ready for use whenever we need it.
14)

However, memories are reconstructed for every single time we think of them.

15)

This leads that no two recollections are ever the same.

16)

In fact, our memories change over time and can influence one another.

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17)

Human can only think one thing at a time, cannot multitask.

18)
Our brain can only focus on one higher level function at a time, which mean
we cannot think about two things at a time.

Fact 19
19)

Red and blue is hard on our eyes.

20)
This is because the effect of Chromostereopsis, which causes certain
colours to pop out and others to recede.

Fact 18
21)

We want more choices than we can process.

Fact 17
22)

The ability to delay gratification starts young.

23)
The ability to delay fulfilling our desire for immediate gratification as a kid
leads to more success in school, better grades, and a greater ability to deal with
stress and frustration.

Fact 16
24)

Our mind will wanders at least 30% of the time.

25)
According to the research, people with a high predisposition to mind
wandering are usually more creative and better at solving problems.

Fact 15
26)

Others are more easily influenced than you.

27)

It is known as third person effect.

28)
This effect is compounded when the source of influence is something we
dont care about.

Fact 14
29)

We see things differently than the way we perceive them.

30)

Humans mind doesnt read every letter by itself but the word as whole.

Fact 13

31)

Our brain is just as busy when we are sleeping.

32)
During night time, when we are sleeping, our brain is consolidating
information and making new associations.

Fact 12
33)
More people dont mean more smarts as large group of people tend to make
decisions based on hyperemotionalism.

Fact 11
34)

Groups are easily swayed.

35)
Groups of people easily swayed by the dominant self serving personalities
who manage to play off of the groupss spirit.

Fact 10
36)

The anticipation trumps the experience.

Fact 9
37)

It normally takes us 66 days to form a habit.

Fact 8
38)

More people can leads less desire to compete.

39)
When there are less people competing, we will be more motivated to perform,
it is because there is a greater chance of coming out on top.

Fact 7
40)

Repetition physically changes our brain.

41)

The changes caused by the new circuits forming.

Fact 6
42)

We can sustain high level of attention only for about 10minutes.

Fact 5
43)

Our most vivid memories are often flawed.

44)

It known as Lightbulb memories.

Fact 4

45)

People generally favor the first item on a list.

Fact 3
46)

We normally overestimate our reaction to the events in future.

Fact 2
47)

We have a friend limit.

48)
The maximum number of close ties a human can have is between 50 to 150
people.

Fact 1
49)
We will blame others behavior on their personality unless the person is
ourself.
50)
In psychology circles this is known as the fundamental attribution error and it
essentially states that while we blame the behavior of others on their internal
attributes, we blame our own on the external