Why Are Feelings So Complicated?! | Compilation
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- Emotions are really complicated and interesting, which is why we’ve talked about them a lot here on SciShow Psych. In fact, we’ve talked about them so much that we’ve made a compilation of our favorite emotion-related videos!
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Depression. Depression gave me emotions and took them away at the same time.
I know exactly what you're talking about and it sucks I want to be numb most of the time
Then you get out of your depression and realize you dogged yourself into a ditch.
@@frankteng or you live with it forever as your shadow.
@@frankteng you realize it's not something most people can just get out of? or they would have.
Wait... so Muscle Hank was canon all this time? O' blasphemy! Forgive me, Muscle Hank, for I did not believe!
I connected the 'cuteness aggression' piece with the 'emotional regulation' piece and stopped clenching my teeth when I pat my cat, thanks Scishow!
"It's ok man you're just petting a cat, you can just do that without tensing and experiencing internal pressure." "Oh hey this feels way less extreme, kool thanks me."
Didn't realize you could do that. Might have to try it myself because I get overwhelmed pretty easily
Waiting on muscle Hank to come comment on himself appearing
So I got a bit of a story here...
Until I was about 12, I always hated that everyone could always tell how I felt. A lot of it was probably my parents sanctioning crying a lot. Aka you cry -> you don't get it. Keep crying -> they get very angry. You know, that sort of stuff. Anyway, then I got to high school and I got a friend who was extremely asocial. We got along well. Because of him I didn't just suppress my emotions, I stopped feeling them altogether. Except for stress and anger sometimes. Life was good except I was bad with people. Often got them upset with me and such.
That all changed when the pandemic started and I became a furry. The wholesome type, that is. At first I was completely overwhelmed by the emotions everyone had, but eventually it grew on me and I can feel more than I have ever felt before. I was actually able to cry during movies, have my cheeks hurt from smiling too much. There was something that made me happy, finally. I have been able to help people through tough times. I was able to talk to someone about _my_ problems too. After years of what turns out to have been depression, I can finally see the light at the end of the tunnel.
Anyway my point is, emotional intelligence is definitely something you can gain from experiences. I went from "ugh such a bother, it's their own fault they're upset with me" to "aww come here lemme give you a hug" in about two weeks. This has happened half a year ago and everyone has noticed me finally occasionally smile and be less of a jerk, so I guess it worked.
As a therapist myself, I really appreciate this video helping increase emotional intelligence and awareness.
This lady is one of the best hosts I’ve seen from Scishow. Much likeable.
My dog uses hanks method, but instead of imagining she just tries to put everything in her mouth, including my cat. She doesn't bite, she just opens her mouth and the sets it on the cat.
Hank unsuccessfully pronouncing kindchenschema is just so good! 😊
Well, technically, he pronounced it successfully. He just didn't pronounce it accurately. Yes, I am quite fun at parties.
Thumbs up for recognizing Spock's Half Human Heritage! He totally struggled with his emotions throughout his life, and when his methods of control broke down, or he get side swiped by a particularly powerful emotion, he broke down and did not know how to function. This was a trait native to ALL vulcans, not just Spock. but he struggled more because he had even less control over his emotions over that of a pure Vulcan. He learned later on in his life that his emotions were a part of him and he should accept them, using them as a tool to interact with the world.
I like how the spider doesn’t actually look too much like a real spider in an attempt to make arachnophobes feel better
I'm currently a Program Coordinator for a Peer Run program for mental health and wellness and the volunteers have asked to see videos that better explain mental illness and the diversity of it. These videos are so helpful and fun to watch. Thank you so much
When I’m in a tough situation my emotions don’t immediately show and I can still think clearly but I feel it afterwards
When I hear this it makes me think of how I feel every time I watch one of your thoroughly researched videos.
The part about music is everything, honestly music is incredibly important to me, specifically soundtracks in movies or shows.
The acknowledgement of Spock's half humanity made this video for me. Thanks Brit! :D
Not sure if it was explained on-screen or just in the novels and such, but the original explanation was that Vulcans actually had much *stronger* emotions than humans, to the extent that they *had* to learn how to control them or they'd never have been able to stop fighting all the time and develop civilization. The Romulans were the branch that split off because they chose to embrace their emotions instead of suppress them. (Hmm, perhaps natural selection led to their emotions becoming a bit less overwhelming over time, otherwise they couldn't have become an empire...)
@@CritterKeeper01 yeah, it was in the TV shows/movies. But when Spock was going through his mental exercises on his terminal on Vulcan, he got stumped when the computer asked him "How do you feel?" Then his step mom (who was human) pointed out that since the computer knew that Spock was half human, it was asking him that question.
Tfw a video feels so personal they might as well mail it to you but you've hit that bell before so *it is kinda mailed to you*
Maybe you can make a video about hormones and what they do with emotions. And hormone disfunctions... or lack of hormones and emotions
Hormones are the source of all emotions. Without hormones, we wouldn't feel anything.
Well I don't feel anything
Hey you guys should do a video on Boarderline personality disorder, i was recently diagnosed and i really feel your videos help.me understand things better. :D
My feelings about this channel are pretty simple, really.
* Hits the 👍 *
sir, imma ask you politely to
DELETE THAT PROFILE PICTURE
I had the opposite feeling.
So cuteness aggression in humans is apparently the same as love bites that happen when the cat is petted and gets an emotional overload.
Am I the only one creeped out by those three babys staring at me...
All 3 images looked creepy as hell in my opinion lol
No.
I get a bit creeped out by those three babies staring at me, but not babys. What are babys?
I didn't feel creeped out, but rather I wanted to distance myself from them. I guess I don't like kids.
Animals though? *_Oown, they're so frickin' cute woooooooooooown!!_*
@@saulo4302 , what on earth do you mean by Oown and woooooooooooown??
I got a feeling so complicated ...
this video is now oficially a duwang reference
it gets me everytime he says "eat em up"
I got a feeling so complicated
🎶 "Shout, shout, let it all out!" 🎶 😀
I have Misophonia, an audio triggered disability that also has visual triggers, so I would want to strangle human babies if I saw them because kids / other people are the source of all but one of my triggers.... but puppies or kittens don’t set me off... edit I had a beta fish who loved Celtic Women’s “The Coast of Galicia” but he would puff (normally done when the beta feels angry or scared) at a very similar instrumental song by the same group “The Butterfly” when played and the same volume from the same direction (I used an old school player and CDs not RUclips videos and a Bluetooth speaker) and round two was within the hour of me playing the first song... every time we tested him... he got to the point where he got used to “the 🦋” and stopped puffing out at it....
SciShow: keeping me up at night, making me late to work in the morning.
Stop posting such interesting vids!
(*j/k, don't stop*)
To be fair i'm cool with spiders, even in my house. Though when i was a kid i used to be terrified by spider web...that feeling of spider web on my face was really making me anxious for some reason even if it wasn't going to do any kind of damage to me.
Are likes/dislikes actually a representation of most people emotions and can we study it?
ASHO well, I feel that the vast majority of dislikes are from anger, likes feels a little different, I usually like a video because either something stands out to me that makes me think “oh this is great! How can I show that I feel this way?”, I’m watching a video on a channel that I feel is under appreciated, some random thing like having good cc, or trying to train my RUclips recommendations. So I think that dislikes are usually a good indicator on how many people got angry at a video, likes are influenced by so many variables that it’s unfair to judge a video by them. Like, what would happen if two identical channels post the same videos, but one person has a little text at the end of all their videos saying some kind of “please like and subscribe “
Muscle Hank confirmed
!great! feelings are a compilation now
You guys should see what is about being high that makes these videos so much more awesome than it already is to watch.
I’ve already seen almost all of these videos but I still had watch the video because I loooove SciShow Psych 😁
Difficult concerns in life relates to difficult concerns in society.
Difficult circumstances may result in the emotions and sentiments may seem to turn off.
Thank you
my nam is ( u dont need to remember ) Guanglai kangyi. The past month to me is only graduation tests, the entrance into high school brings really exciting and worrying days.
till i met these 2 very special guys...
get a feeling so complicated
What a beautiful duwang
7:26 Hank: "...pictures of cute baby animals as opposed to adult animals, or food..."
Me: *trying to figure out if Hank is using the oxford comma*
1:10 i like hear hair and expressions and gestures a lot. So lively :D
Emotions are so complicated that you made a 27 minute video lol
They did not: it's a compilation. :P
You could literally study emotions for your entire life and not understand them fully.
And yet here we are, watching a 27 minute video trying to figure out all the complexities of emotions.
The image of Hank @ 4:11 is pretty funny :D
emotions - a really tricky area for my autistic daughter. She is working on it, though. :o)
I'm 46 and I find that the early songs that The Kinks recorded make me feel young and excited like I'm 21.
Dango Daikazoku - if you've ever watched Clannad and Clannad After Story you know what i mean.
Just so you know, inside out does show that emotions are complex. Sure not at first, but somewhere near the middle to end it starts to show it
Could you do a video on accupuncture/NADA and whether it has any benefits or it is just placebo
If that adorable cartoon spider was in my basement, I'd take him upstairs and make him a friend for life. I'd call him George.
Great information always! Thank you very much
Please consider getting some musicians for redoing the Intro theme! Community
Oh yeah its complicated indeed, when I have mental breakdowns and feel extremely sad angry and frustrated at the same time, and im crying, I sometimes just burst out laughing like a psychopath. I dont really now why. In that moment it feels like a cosmic joke that these bad things are happening to me, or that I react in that way because most of the time my reactions are a bit too extreme which is prpably because I have ADD
Sad people are drawn towards bodies of water, because it's a reminder that the sky is still up there.
Thanks for the kama
Where did that muscular Hank come from?
Timestamp?
22:00 about music i hear, if i listen to a song from platforms doesnt help that much its sounds too flat even if its made good, but i found out if i made the music to 5.1 channel with 9 tracks and one track for middle speaker and 2 tracks for bass/subwoofer that are made to be more visible in each way but not too much and the stereo from the music splitted into 4 groups wich is two on the front tracks and two tracks in the back, while one of the tracks are widen/extended in stereo with a bit lower volume and closer towards middle to front/back tracks placing the sound of the 5.1 settings while the other track is normal and two more tracks front and back with mid equalizer set down a bit and with strong stereo, IT MAKES A BIG DIFFERNCE IN THE DEPHT of the sounds and it helps a bit better rather than sounding flat,,,,
25:03 omg I am definitely vibing with this lady!!!
Whiskey lullaby still reminds me of my grandpa
When I look and cute things I dont want to crush it at all I want to love it!
Did you say that part of one’s participation in this first experiment was to be shot up with adrenaline? Lol! Maybe I should go down to the university and see what kind of experiments the psych dept might currently need volunteers for.
Like a toddler hearing about a natural disaster, they think about it but without context. They're apathetic & can not get stressed about it. They have no group, or set biological reactions happening, to then be labeled as emotional responses. I.e. when Cortisol & adrenalin are released together, we label that combination as stress. Because of the stress it puts on our biology?? Endorphin rush, we labeled that as happiness. Power of the mind!!! A WONDERFUL THING
get a feeling so complicated
don't feel so well
hurt
Muscle Hank!
Scishow psych research question: preference for learning from fast-paced speakers. Crash Course (earlier videos), History Matters, etc - the content is excellent, but it's the pace that makes the content accessible to many of us. Fact, many of us speed up slower paced channels to be comfortable listening and learning. WHY? This is a very inconvenient trait to have. P.S. I have no trouble listening to people in daily life - first graders, senior folks, tired friends.... it's the learning aspect that's affected.
I'm a little confused. By this comment. RUclips has had tools to control the pace of dialogue if you feel it's too slow or too fast, so why should people exhaust themselves by changing how they speak?
When confused, reread.
The comment, as expressed in the first sentence, was posed as a potential research question as to why many viewers learn better with faster paced speaking.
Some of the subjects didn't know they were injected with adrenaline?? Did they sneak up on them and stab them in the back with a needle and then hide??
And then wonder why their heart was doing 360bpm.........lol
they clearly consented to being administered something but they didn't know id they were given a placebo or real adrenaline
*I spend a few minutes of this video checking if it actually was the same lady or not...*
what
Who?
I think emotions are a kind of conscious energy
So It's Come to This: A -Simpsons- SciShow clip show.
me, alexythymic and nodding along to this video like i understand it
What herbs or spices affect different emotions?
Brb,
Gotta go squeeze my kitty's face.
Did Brit start out as a kids TV presenter? Because she really seems to be talking to us like children. Seriously, I am able to pay attention without exaggerated facial expressions and over the top 'energetic' delivery.
I get cute aggression... But not with babies... Why? O.o
Maybe because babies are really ugly
Maybe you just don't find them cute xd?
This is juss a friendly reminder to train the rotater cuff
Im not sobbing your sobbing🤣
I was thinking recently, maybe music causing strong emotions is somehow related to the biological concept of "supernormal stimuli". I'm not a scientist so I'm probably very wrong, but it's still cool to think about.
Yet certain people think they can let their emotions do their thinking. Only facts and logic are reliable.
whoa this episode is so long
Soft kitty warm kitty.
But Please answer me this, Where depression comes in all of this, is it an emotion itself? or lack there of? or is it something overwhelming brimming that we shut ourselves down, Cannot fit that in.
Depression is a mental illness... it is infinitely more complex than an emotion. I reckon you wouldn't ask this question about PTSD and pondering why's that might be good
Cute aggression is likely part of the reason why some people bite their partners in relationships
edit: to show their love to their partner
Third person Hank seems a little crazy
Thank you for not using a real picture of a spider. I hate having to drop my phone. Lol.
I enjoy broccoli💚
Hey.. Muscle Hank
But can we mix the music for romcom and horror movie up? I think it would be hilarious.
absolutely lost it "Adele's whole business model"
I want to know why people sometimes argue for the sake of arguing
0:57 *v-sauce music starts*
Complicated? Yes, Its really complicated dealing with people who can't handle their emotions, sadly such situations are becoming an epidemic nowadays.
More psychologist need to take a few classes in multi-threading before they start working with chickens and eggs.
Isn't amazing how much we seem to think some discoveries are new - but then you find it in the old book that most think it's useless. We are all made out of words, so for a moment think about that for a while. What is a word? Sound is an indicator of words not the dictator. What Jesus said was important - its what you say that kills or that gives life. Faith - which is your expected end comes in by hearing...I can go on and on - but I can never cover life time of lessons that this book is teaching us, we need to pay more attention to it - that may help a great deal on how we understand ourselves...
5:14
I saw what happened in vampire diary’s.
Hank shud get swole & yhall shud make a video on posture
Its a wonder we arent all raving lunatics.
Get a feeling so complicated
So your saying watching moe anime makes me smart
"You" is second person. (I, however, am first.)
The one talking about emotional expression and bottling has helped me realize that emotions in general are the problem. Other people's emotion, my emotions. Just ignore the idea that people feel things and move on. Being open about emotions and your emotional-mental state just gives more opportunity to be used against you and to give people the ability to mistreat you.
Hope you're in a better place now than you were 3 years ago
brie larson!!!!!!!!
except for one of the videos in the compilation, all of this is all her XD
I a,ways thought cute aggression was response to wanting to pass on our genes without competition. So we want to squeeze a cute thing to death so it can’t grow up to compete with our own babies. It’s messed up but it just makes biological sense.
abusers apologize to make themselves feel better and ignore guilt
abusers apologize with no compassion or empathy
victims accept the apology often just to avoid more abuse
or claim forgiveness and quietly plot revenge
abusers conveniently forget
victims forget to protect themselves
but a victim, unless equipped appropriately, will carry the wound for the rest of their life
and wonder why they just self-sabotaged for 20 years
go find that little you with the tears and the heart racing...
wondering if they really are bad, or why daddy is so mad... etc
find that little one
tell them they did nothing wrong
hold them and let them cry, because you can't cry right now
tell them anyone saying such mean things
could never have been telling the truth
parents make mistakes
and you are a good person
Buff hank