You know I think he is one of the few psychologists who is not a behaviorist who appeals to physicists and engineers. I am a humanist and an intuiter so go in for Jungian and social psychology rather than behavioral psychology even though I am a physicist and electrical engineer by degrees. What is it about him that appeals to scientists and engineers. I think it is that he relates to content, purpose, meaning, theory, statistics, and practicality. He stated that he is and relates as a pragmatist which appeals to the technically minded and to physicical scientists in general. His idea is what is, how it works, how u can use it, and what u need to watch out for. It is like a field guide book and how to use what u know version of psychology which appeals to scientifically minded men. Thoughts?
Another superb lecture from Dr Jordan Peterson, so informative and interesting. I hope these lectures from his Toronto University will remain on here for years to come, we are getting a top level psychology course gratis. We can all learn from this, whatever our age or background, it is such an important subject to understand. I love the way Dr Peterson packs so much information into each lecture, not a moment is wasted. It would be great to know what proportion of his students on these courses went on to major in psychology or undertake a PhD.
I'm someone who is high in neuroticism and have always been confused as to why my response to negative emotion seems to completely inhibit progress in my life. My take away from this lecture was that in those situations where I am aware negative emotions are taking over I need to condition a more exploratory/approach response in order to overcome the paralysis caused by the negative emotion. I don't know if there are good techniques to help with this but maybe if I can try to examine my "plan" in those situations and "explore" the world more broadly that will put me in a more appropriate frame of mind. I have been getting the sense lately that a lack of introspection has been a large part of my problems.
Decided to add that I played a sick child to health... even if people gave me thick books to read about child psychology. -because the child was getting better... i put the books aside. Giving the flower soil it loved to grow in. Then when the child could speak, took up the books about the dis-ease. And now my head and heart hurts. So If I chose again... i'd just rather study health... With the child I made lists of pro-active things to do... perhaps we should do this too...
The process of self talk, and immediately stopping myself from negative thoughts by going so far as to say stop has helped me so far. This gives me time to approach my feelings more logically about why I feel the way that I do and come up with strategies to minimize the negatively or at least make sure that it doesn't impact my actions and decision making. So far, so good on my end, but I'm a continuous work in process.
Love your work Dr. Peterson! Please continue! About that hypothalamic cat that went hyperexploratory... my first image was that it was busy looking for his or her misplaced brain!! And how cats hate to leave a kitten behind, or to be left out of anything. One day, when all humans truly appreciate all creatures and how much they teach us about ourselves, we will have the pleasure of the answer from the cat or collective cat - a personal theory waiting to be or not to be - himself or herself or "themself". Haha!! 🤔💓😅
How did they separated the different brain levels? Chemical or surgery. 'cause there's some area on the upper brain that are used to treat the 5 senses.
I have yet to see a video showing someone how to fix exceptionally high neuroticism. It seems to be the scarlett letter of the Big Five that affects almost all the important parts of life: career, emotions, relationships. Does one with high neuroticism have any hope? (That's rhetorical, there is ALWAYS hope, but would love to hear your thoughts on it Dr. Peterson).
My brother is no doubt high in neuroticism. He seems to compensate for it with his stronger traits, if you can't get rid of your flaws you might as well focus on what you're good at.
He says in a recent video to be conscientious basically. He says it's perhaps easier to control your circumstances than your response to bad circumstances.
This perfectly and wholly assimilates my idea of how some people do something so often they get stuck in just doing and forget what they're supposed to obtain as a result of action, they just do until they're 30 and if nobody obstructs them, they keep doing. I always despised and feared falling for such a trap when i was 7, cus it seemed everybody around me had fallen for it, from my parents to the characters in the kids movies i saw. I was scared my life could be just as abyssmally banal and mundane and even robotic, as if "I" am not even there, just my husk following a routine. Guess i would've escaped dostoevsky's paradise too if i were there, if such paradise were defined as following a learned incentivized path no longer leading to any consummatory reward, just doing over and over with no stopping... what a terrifyingly drab, 1-dimensional life. I'll try make another comment summarizing this entire lecture
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I'm someone who had low in agreeableness. And moderate in extraversion, openness and contientcesness. And high in neuroticism. I just wanna tell little bit about myself. I really easliy irritable and aggresive. I was rebel guy don't like rules. I want to live the world in my way. And I really strugle a lot about procrastination. I really like adventure life. But no had friends right now. And never feeled in loved by someone.
Love this! But I'm bricking it knowing I'm highest in trait neuroticism. Hopefully my IQ is high enough to spare me... ok I'm going to look for some dragons now.
Shame is related to neuroticism or is another emotional system? I see this medusa many times in a year and keep rewriting my high order abstractions all the time. Can you say something about that? Thanks professor, love your work!
Andre Tauk be aware.. but not alarmed. life is challenging, theres no way you can complete with every other organism you come across even though you unconsciously do at many levels
I don't get it. How in the world can I be highly conscientious, yet also high in neuroticism? I can be around people and encouraging them energizes me, yet I can't handle a crowd of people while doing customer service???
Hey did somebody conduct the experiment with taking a knife going out and trying to kill an animal... Ok humans did that for a millions of years why is now so different? Because you might get punished for doing that.. But what i think it can help you is getting rid of the guilt. We are still part of the nature no matter how much we are trying to distance ourselves from her
Literally 6(x2) ads in 15 minutes. Why would you put ads on your least viewed content, where your most dedicated followers spend their time? Why wouldn’t you just get the ad revenue off of your pop-culture videos, that get the most views and engagement? It’s screwy. It feels like a form of devolving. Obviously I still appreciate the fact that the videos are available or for free I’m just saying that this ad business is whack
I listen to the incomprehensible complexities of the brain and body, and then I ask myself "Evolution, right?" Sorry, I don't have enough faith for evolution.
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Favorite line of the lecture: " I know that's a lot to take in, well doesn't matter that's how it is."
Just as well someone is videoing it!
Joshua L reminds me of my time as an undergraduate engineer.
+picardo i It reminds me of my favorite calculus lecturer, undergrad engineer here too :P
That's a good line. I also liked, "Fruit is what gave us color vision!"
I don't know why. It sounded cute I guess. I assume it's also true.
You know I think he is one of the few psychologists who is not a behaviorist who appeals to physicists and engineers. I am a humanist and an intuiter so go in for Jungian and social psychology rather than behavioral psychology even though I am a physicist and electrical engineer by degrees. What is it about him that appeals to scientists and engineers. I think it is that he relates to content, purpose, meaning, theory, statistics, and practicality. He stated that he is and relates as a pragmatist which appeals to the technically minded and to physicical scientists in general. His idea is what is, how it works, how u can use it, and what u need to watch out for. It is like a field guide book and how to use what u know version of psychology which appeals to scientifically minded men. Thoughts?
44:00 Not the precise minute but that's where extraversion/Neuroticism begins.
ok.. thanks.. i guess..
@@mangeload fuck up mate
Thanks. 👍🏾
@@wjs437 😂
@@dophie3292 LOLOLLL
Never have I had such a profound joy for learning about something. The way he speaks just makes it come alive. I’m so grateful
Another superb lecture from Dr Jordan Peterson, so informative and interesting. I hope these lectures from his Toronto University will remain on here for years to come, we are getting a top level psychology course gratis. We can all learn from this, whatever our age or background, it is such an important subject to understand. I love the way Dr Peterson packs so much information into each lecture, not a moment is wasted. It would be great to know what proportion of his students on these courses went on to major in psychology or undertake a PhD.
8 minutes in and the information being conveyed is mind blowing. I have massive respect and gratitude for the this man.
36:40 on behaviorudm passing to psicoanálisis and philosophy
58:43 SUMMARY
1:07:10 ORIGIN OF THEORY NEURO-YING-YANG
Wealth of knowledge Jordan, thank you.
Brain system ; a piece of music” instrument system 21:40
Analogy, behaviour patterns kinetic melody
Motor system ; 3 inputs
1) cognitive system
2) state system
3)sensory system
I'm someone who is high in neuroticism and have always been confused as to why my response to negative emotion seems to completely inhibit progress in my life. My take away from this lecture was that in those situations where I am aware negative emotions are taking over I need to condition a more exploratory/approach response in order to overcome the paralysis caused by the negative emotion. I don't know if there are good techniques to help with this but maybe if I can try to examine my "plan" in those situations and "explore" the world more broadly that will put me in a more appropriate frame of mind. I have been getting the sense lately that a lack of introspection has been a large part of my problems.
Too much introspection can also be annoying :p
Decided to add that I played a sick child to health... even if people gave me thick books to read about child psychology.
-because the child was getting better... i put the books aside.
Giving the flower soil it loved to grow in.
Then when the child could speak, took up the books about the dis-ease.
And now my head and heart hurts.
So If I chose again...
i'd just rather study health...
With the child I made lists of pro-active things to do...
perhaps we should do this too...
Tried what you are trying to do, nothing works better than good sleep,exercise,suitable meds and other healthy protocols
The process of self talk, and immediately stopping myself from negative thoughts by going so far as to say stop has helped me so far. This gives me time to approach my feelings more logically about why I feel the way that I do and come up with strategies to minimize the negatively or at least make sure that it doesn't impact my actions and decision making. So far, so good on my end, but I'm a continuous work in process.
@@ZeriocTheTank self talk, can you give us some examples how did you overcome neuroticisim
I wish more teachers would be like this or at least close enough, thank you for the good content
Don't we all,
They would have to clean their rooms and sort themselves out.
43:54 the goody about extraversion&neuroticism starts here
Thank you so much for posting these! Im in college now
The subpersonalities view of motivations is so interesting to me!
It also ties back to things from previous lectures like the rat experiments.
I would love to take one of his tests
Richard Saga is psychology not a female dominant field?
Can I have a full list of the reading material.
Love your work Dr. Peterson! Please continue!
About that hypothalamic cat that went hyperexploratory... my first image was that it was busy looking for his or her misplaced brain!! And how cats hate to leave a kitten behind, or to be left out of anything.
One day, when all humans truly appreciate all creatures and how much they teach us about ourselves, we will have the pleasure of the answer from the cat or collective cat - a personal theory waiting to be or not to be - himself or herself or "themself". Haha!! 🤔💓😅
Thank you Jordan.
How did they separated the different brain levels? Chemical or surgery. 'cause there's some area on the upper brain that are used to treat the 5 senses.
I have yet to see a video showing someone how to fix exceptionally high neuroticism. It seems to be the scarlett letter of the Big Five that affects almost all the important parts of life: career, emotions, relationships. Does one with high neuroticism have any hope? (That's rhetorical, there is ALWAYS hope, but would love to hear your thoughts on it Dr. Peterson).
"keep your room clean"
thats some of the best ive got
My brother is no doubt high in neuroticism. He seems to compensate for it with his stronger traits, if you can't get rid of your flaws you might as well focus on what you're good at.
“The Body Keeps the Score” and “in the Realm of Hungry Ghosts” are excellent books along the lines of your question. 🙏🏻
He says in a recent video to be conscientious basically. He says it's perhaps easier to control your circumstances than your response to bad circumstances.
@@Spreadlove5683 you have the link to that?
@ 1:13:26 Dr. Peterson id referring to relationships, can someone elaborate please?
Good stuff Dr Peterson 👍
This lecture had some p complex ideas that were a bit heavy to digest. A lot to take in for sure.
amazing thank you
Jordan! Disgust is extreme disapproval.
1:04:50 he recalls the term “social constructionist” a lot more in just a few years
55:00 56:40 57:17 1:07:58 1:08:47
1:11:13
This perfectly and wholly assimilates my idea of how some people do something so often they get stuck in just doing and forget what they're supposed to obtain as a result of action, they just do until they're 30 and if nobody obstructs them, they keep doing. I always despised and feared falling for such a trap when i was 7, cus it seemed everybody around me had fallen for it, from my parents to the characters in the kids movies i saw. I was scared my life could be just as abyssmally banal and mundane and even robotic, as if "I" am not even there, just my husk following a routine. Guess i would've escaped dostoevsky's paradise too if i were there, if such paradise were defined as following a learned incentivized path no longer leading to any consummatory reward, just doing over and over with no stopping... what a terrifyingly drab, 1-dimensional life.
I'll try make another comment summarizing this entire lecture
I wish I could find all of these lectures in chronological order.. I just listed to what comes next...
There are some playlists on his channel, it might be there in chronological order
Grieve,disappoint,frustration
i love you Jordan!
Tesla referenced human energy 🌪👻jesus christ referenced living waters 💎🤍science described water memory 🌊👨🎓existence reflecting psychologically, psalms16:24 k,j✍💎🤍👻👨🎓🌪
I would ace this mans exams no problem
Me too
I'm someone who had low in agreeableness. And moderate in extraversion, openness and contientcesness. And high in neuroticism.
I just wanna tell little bit about myself. I really easliy irritable and aggresive. I was rebel guy don't like rules. I want to live the world in my way. And I really strugle a lot about procrastination. I really like adventure life. But no had friends right now. And never feeled in loved by someone.
what's the spelling of the one who discovered rat laughter? yach pangcept?
i heard my hamster having the hiccups.
@@supersonicknockout5143 you've entered the world of Jaak Panksepp
Thanks Luke. Interesting. What's your take on the nine energizing breaths?
Love this! But I'm bricking it knowing I'm highest in trait neuroticism. Hopefully my IQ is high enough to spare me... ok I'm going to look for some dragons now.
Here here
Find any?
Guys i missed the exam. Am I screwed?
Yes
You’re in his class?
@@1232-e7b He has retired from being a professor, and this comment was way after that fact.
What is the Swanson Paper he's referring to, who's Swanson?
Joshua L google it mang
a macho paraplegic police officer in the Quahog Police Department who is at many times subject to intense anger problems
Joshua, you can find his reading lists for his courses on his websites
Shame is related to neuroticism or is another emotional system?
I see this medusa many times in a year and keep rewriting my high order abstractions all the time. Can you say something about that?
Thanks professor, love your work!
Andre Tauk be aware.. but not alarmed. life is challenging, theres no way you can complete with every other organism you come across even though you unconsciously do at many levels
Please add subtitles!
"Some stupid problem, with your stupid plan"
>>Jordan Peterson will never grade you on an exam
I don't get it. How in the world can I be highly conscientious, yet also high in neuroticism? I can be around people and encouraging them energizes me, yet I can't handle a crowd of people while doing customer service???
Im low in conscientiousness but high on neuroticism and openness…I’m confused
Awesome .
Amazing
To get an ultra high frequency down to the audible spectrum for humans, you transpose it.
How can controlled experiments on other mammals be an accurate model for humans? We have different brain structure and a developed prefrontal cortex
If you believe in evolution, all you gotta do is think about it for a little longer for it to make sense lol
For the same reason Xanax works on lobsters; the differences aren’t nearly as important as you believe.
Micro personality...can it be nearly constant in some individuals?
shut up
Can I chase my dragons with DMT?
You can talk to the dragons
Thems sound effects in the end
31:00
Awesome
Better with English captions
These lectures are like cocaine to me
I take it you like the old powder
Did I hear cocaine???
6:17
At 49:53, that is y i study math "engineering" 😂 🇮🇷🇦🇹
52:00
Affective neuroscience .
Hey did somebody conduct the experiment with taking a knife going out and trying to kill an animal...
Ok humans did that for a millions of years why is now so different?
Because you might get punished for doing that..
But what i think it can help you is getting rid of the guilt.
We are still part of the nature no matter how much we are trying to distance ourselves from her
Dragon dictates "tool" by accident? Meaningful coincidences are funny.
Was the Dragon a tool?
Was the Dragon a tool?
4 minutes and 4 ads. wtf JP
27:52 FAMILY GUY!
56:40 Gave away your nuerotisim
a great deal of work remains to humans to create an artificial intelligence brain!
Literally 6(x2) ads in 15 minutes. Why would you put ads on your least viewed content, where your most dedicated followers spend their time?
Why wouldn’t you just get the ad revenue off of your pop-culture videos, that get the most views and engagement? It’s screwy.
It feels like a form of devolving. Obviously I still appreciate the fact that the videos are available or for free I’m just saying that this ad business is whack
Peterson (or any creator for that matter) is not in charge of how many ads pop up on his videos.
RUclips is though.
@@antibull4869 bruh bruh…these videos used to have ZERO ads, for years.
As long well As
it' funny he sounds like the Cricket ** from Pinnochio 😊
I listen to the incomprehensible complexities of the brain and body, and then I ask myself "Evolution, right?" Sorry, I don't have enough faith for evolution.
It has nothing to do
with faith.
@@David-lb6ufit actually the exact same amount of faith as religion.
yeeHaw
Peep 🐥
😏
Women are quite predatory to male mammals? Please expound on that!
That's not what he said at all. He said we're predatory COMPARED TO OTHER FEMALE MAMMALS.
@@user-sx7wt6lw2cactually that was exactly the words he used. I didn’t understand it either
He behaves as a comedian dramatizing every words for little children.
Word salad.
You'd love a tossed salad
Let’s hear it in simpler terms then
Likely for you it is a word salad.
Only because you Do Not understand
52:00
43:54