Uh, no, it's not because we filter out the word "don't." We're simply not following directions either way, but thinking about whatever is mentioned.Actually it works. If I say "don't think of a cat" the immediate thing that comes to mind is a cat. This is because the brain filtered out the "don't".
Uh, no, it's not because we filter out the word "don't." We're simply not following directions either way, but thinking about whatever is mentioned.
Psychology gurus; please help me out?
I read from a website that;
Now I find the website personally ....suspicious, but I remembered my friend saying the same thing (in fact I searched for it because of this), and now I'm curious as per the truth of this phrase. Is this ...uuh..true? backed up? Or it's just another psychobabble?
Uh, no, it's not because we filter out the word "don't." We're simply not following directions either way, but thinking about whatever is mentioned.
Except we don't think about whatever is mentioned, not unless the word "think" is involved.