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Комментарии • 283

  • @juhlian4255
    @juhlian4255 Месяц назад +242

    “Yo momma has a relatively masculine temperament” - Jordan Peterson

    • @relaxwithme__
      @relaxwithme__ Месяц назад +6

      Underrated comment 😂

    • @obsideonyx7604
      @obsideonyx7604 Месяц назад +9

      Especially after Mikaela kinda bad mouthed nuroticism of his degree in accidental extroversion 😂

    • @MrYutbe57
      @MrYutbe57 Месяц назад

      OOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!

  • @gytisbl
    @gytisbl Месяц назад +285

    its the first time I learned that when men are under stress they release a bonding chemical. Very interesting

    • @Randomnez117
      @Randomnez117 Месяц назад +85

      Key thing is that the stressor is not the thing we men bond to. We bond with the others that are around us as we overcome the stressor together. It’s a team building kind of bond that helps facilitate increased teamwork.

    • @Create-The-Imaginable
      @Create-The-Imaginable Месяц назад +13

      @@Randomnez117 Yeah bro! Let's go! Whatever it is let kicks its ass! It gets my adrenalin going and that is an exhilarating feeling! I love it! 👊

    • @jmeds94
      @jmeds94 Месяц назад +30

      @@Randomnez117 Makes so much sense when you put it that way. Same reason why the shared trauma makes best friends out of platoon members.

    • @differous01
      @differous01 Месяц назад +8

      We thought we were using our Common Sense
      and developing a sense of humour,
      but it was scents all along.

    • @thorie79
      @thorie79 Месяц назад +13

      Guys who fought alongside each other in war often call each other brothers.

  • @pyewacketkitty8404
    @pyewacketkitty8404 Месяц назад +34

    The fact that stress releases a bonding chemical for men explains why soldiers are forever bonded to their "brothers in arms." My husband's lifelong friends are the ones he met in the army, and they still try to get together every year though they all live in different places throughout the country.

    • @JakanMcCaucaugh-zf4ch
      @JakanMcCaucaugh-zf4ch 20 дней назад

      I feel like this can also kind if explain why so many strong bonds are formed between coworkers. Beyond just spending lots of time around them

  • @sharp7j
    @sharp7j Месяц назад +42

    Jp "Im more neurotic"
    Mikaila "Neurotic men are the worst!"
    Awkward silence, then laughter.

    • @anthonyjgreene
      @anthonyjgreene Месяц назад +5

      @sharp7j thanks. I was trying to understand the in-joke they were all laughing at but your comment explains it.

    • @corywilson532
      @corywilson532 Месяц назад +1

      "Women are more likely to get upset."
      "Y'know what-...."

  • @justsomethingtothinkabout8515
    @justsomethingtothinkabout8515 Месяц назад +47

    “…So there girlies, take that…” 🤣

  • @a.tsuruya8
    @a.tsuruya8 Месяц назад +91

    Nobody expected the roast. Not even the roaster.

    • @novitrix9671
      @novitrix9671 Месяц назад +2

      It was such a roast she didn't dare take it outa the OVEN!!!
      @ 2:58

    • @pnarerol1985
      @pnarerol1985 18 дней назад

      @@novitrix9671what was the roast i dont get it

    • @novitrix9671
      @novitrix9671 18 дней назад

      @@pnarerol1985 it's the loaded subject, premise, set up stifling initiation of the roast then the denial of follow through.
      The point is the implications of what she would/was about to say, if you lack imagination I won't bird feed it to you.

    • @pnarerol1985
      @pnarerol1985 18 дней назад

      @@novitrix9671 dude i get that, i just dont get what they were laughing at exactly

    • @novitrix9671
      @novitrix9671 18 дней назад

      @@pnarerol1985 ??? That's exactly what they were laughing at. The joke landed into your lap and you shoved it away.

  • @Razear
    @Razear Месяц назад +103

    Jordan's lexical reputation was on the line when Tammy challenged his "articulable" claim. Glad he was able to emerge victorious on that one given his encyclopedic-level vocabulary. Lol

    • @silverfox9267
      @silverfox9267 Месяц назад +11

      I like how he rsponded. He was like "I might be wrong".

    • @Mhelyssa_1
      @Mhelyssa_1 Месяц назад

      Lol

    • @Individual_Lives_Matter
      @Individual_Lives_Matter Месяц назад

      I’ve been using articulable suspicion for the standard for a “Terry stop” for some time. Glad to see it here. Auto fill often doesn’t recognize it.

    • @2001bop
      @2001bop Месяц назад +3

      Peterson never misses a chance to point out Tammy’s “low agreeableness”.

    • @novitrix9671
      @novitrix9671 Месяц назад +1

      ​@@2001bopdog gnawing on its favorite bone!

  • @mariahspapaya
    @mariahspapaya Месяц назад +85

    As a woman with a more masculine temperament, I experienced this first hand throughout my life being lower in agreeableness. I’ve always gravitated towards men who are not hypermasculine in a sense, especially since I’m not hyperfeminine. This is why I’ve struggled like Mikhaila in befriending most girls growing up. My boyfriend is pretty neurotic and empathic like me, but he is much more agreeable than me, which makes him seriously hate any sort of confrontation. I love how safe he makes me feel and he doesn’t start fights just for the sake of starting them. We talk things through and move on. He is a bit neurotic like me where we are over-thinkers, so I think two neurotic people can be with each other, but both needs to reassure the other and be strong for them like my boyfriend does for me and eases my burdens. Unlike my previous relationships, where they did not make me feel safe or were able to be present with me when I was upset. I’m very lucky :)

    • @daedricdragon5976
      @daedricdragon5976 Месяц назад +7

      I too believe this to be the case. I think that two neurotic types can be together and have a healthy and thriving relationship (with all the potential challenges that come along with being highly neurotic) provided that they are willing to work on themselves and their lives, and be there for each other.

    • @justsomethingtothinkabout8515
      @justsomethingtothinkabout8515 Месяц назад

      So lucky he’s still your boyfriend though right? Not husband…?

    • @mariahspapaya
      @mariahspapaya Месяц назад +8

      @@justsomethingtothinkabout8515 we haven’t even been dating a year yet lol we plan on getting married

    • @Neoteny374
      @Neoteny374 Месяц назад

      Maybe you feel safe around a effeminate, neurotic, non confrontational man....but how do you feel protected and secure?

    • @mariahspapaya
      @mariahspapaya Месяц назад +4

      @@stevendouglas3781 I dated a lawyer who loved to pick fights with me and criticize literally everything I did. Sometimes it was funny and playful, but usually annoying and abusive. Lighthearted banter? sure... Actual fighting and bickering? Pass. I’ve grown and I like my peace. Fighting isn’t fun with your SO. I save that for my dysfunctional family

  • @snakeplisskin2570
    @snakeplisskin2570 Месяц назад +109

    Jp always got those smooth suits.

    • @SpeedfreakUK
      @SpeedfreakUK Месяц назад +6

      He’s got a couple of shockers tbh

    • @Ruby_Villain
      @Ruby_Villain Месяц назад +4

      @@SpeedfreakUK I watched him live and he walked out in what looked like a suit covered in graffiti. We all kinda paused, like, “What?

    • @michaelmicek
      @michaelmicek Месяц назад +1

      You know how women are generally more into clothing than men?
      You know how in this very clip they point out he's more feminine in some ways than Tammy?

    • @oldskoolaspie
      @oldskoolaspie Месяц назад +1

      @@SpeedfreakUK Like that two-tone suit, gray and maroon? Looked like something Harvey Two-Face would wear.

    • @mattw6652
      @mattw6652 Месяц назад +1

      @@michaelmicek Sure, but the Peterson couple are clearly intentionally matching colors. They both got drip.

  • @Slarti
    @Slarti Месяц назад +19

    It's why I am a happy single male - the women in my family were so neurotic, destructive and toxic that I had no desire to pair with any woman.

    • @tamiressoares9303
      @tamiressoares9303 Месяц назад +3

      Hope you get a new chance on that front man 🤍🤍

    • @techpriest6962
      @techpriest6962 Месяц назад +2

      The world where single motherhood is normal raises unhappy children.

  • @abrahamgeorgecreations
    @abrahamgeorgecreations Месяц назад +34

    Articulable ✅
    I admire the way you paint it out for them 😂

  • @bearowen5480
    @bearowen5480 Месяц назад +44

    This was quite out of character for a JBP podcast, as he appeared so charmingly and intimately with his bride and daughter. It was wonderfully revealing of the incomparable Dr. Peterson in an unguarded conversation with two of the most consequential women in his life. Very heartwarming! I confess that I had no idea what the three of them were technically discussing, but I really enjoyed their familial interaction. At the conclusion I felt that I knew him profoundly better from a human point of view, than as just the towering intellectual personality he is where we normally encounter him. Its impossible not to like and admire Dr. Peterson in both roles, father and husband as well as brilliant philosopher and world renowned celebrity.

    • @CirrowProductions
      @CirrowProductions Месяц назад +7

      Chat gpt

    • @jayclark8284
      @jayclark8284 Месяц назад +7

      Complete misogyny 😂 How can people think he hates women when you see this man with his adoring and living wife and daughter?

    • @fukuzatsu
      @fukuzatsu Месяц назад

      ​@@jayclark8284well, for starters, people that think he hates women are not thinking at all

    • @ipoopd
      @ipoopd Месяц назад

      ​@@CirrowProductionsare you a teenager who writes papers with it?

    • @justsomethingtothinkabout8515
      @justsomethingtothinkabout8515 Месяц назад +1

      Well said. JBP in real life is actually quite intimidating. His stature is taller than any camera truly captures. His shoulders are broad though again in front of the camera he looks very approachable and puny but that is not the case. He is taller and broader in shoulder than one would expect. So not only is he a towering intellectual personality but a physical one with a graceful humility.

  • @FLGurl
    @FLGurl Месяц назад +14

    When is Jordan going to seriously make me angry? At this point, he has yet to successfully articulate doing this! ❤ this channel as I am enjoying everything I am learning. Many thanks. 🤗

  • @rtbok3029
    @rtbok3029 Месяц назад +5

    Nothing but respect and high regard for a family to be so honest and open with all of us. They give so much with the obvious purpose to make us better people. Hope they receive their just due, and I’ll continue to cheer for their success.

  • @ssssssssssssssssss50
    @ssssssssssssssssss50 Месяц назад +9

    Got a loki Marvel ad while watching this😂😂😂

    • @nude_cat_ellie7417
      @nude_cat_ellie7417 Месяц назад

      They have #blackwidow in their description. That’s likely why.

  • @gabriellahsdancingheart8808
    @gabriellahsdancingheart8808 Месяц назад +14

    Y'all are hoots! Very intelligent hoots, which makes the conversation so incredibly enjoyable, and easy to understand.
    Thank you for sharing with us! I learned something new!

  • @danny_perez
    @danny_perez 29 дней назад +1

    It’s great that as a family they get along so well

  • @marcusaxel3425
    @marcusaxel3425 Месяц назад +13

    I think the public has always loved strong female leads, even over the top badasses. Ripley in Alien is a major icon, introduced over 40 years ago. Sarah Connor, the cyborg defeating mother in the Terminator series. Woke movies, on the other hand, are all about putting 'the patriarchy' in its place, preaching to the audience from their imaginary moral high ground, and they abandoned the hero's journey. In Woke Hollywood, women are powerful badasses because they're women, not because they earned it or faced brutal hardship, challenging them to step up. Audiences just want an entertaining storyline basically. The original Star Wars was a simplistic fairy tale but hugely successful because it embraced the hero's journey. Luke journeyed from innocent farm-boy to Jedi Knight, defeating evil! Had he been a woman, I think the series would have been just as successful, even in the 1970s.

    • @LongReachOne
      @LongReachOne Месяц назад

      No. Sword fighting? No. Why? Go ask a man why. Female Luke does not sword fight or go galloping off to fight a lot of men for some holographic hussy. Where's the male motivation to save her? PLEASE GOD SAVE MEH.

    • @andreiadetavora8471
      @andreiadetavora8471 Месяц назад

      I agree!! And , as an 80's baby, Sarah Connor still rocks!!

    • @edwardcullen1739
      @edwardcullen1739 Месяц назад

      ​@@andreiadetavora8471 Well, the T1/T2 Sarah, not the one she became in the woke sequals...
      I feel that Sarah is such a popular character, because she went on the heroes journey, but it has a different edge, because she's a woman.

  • @dgunn2817
    @dgunn2817 Месяц назад +17

    Love the Peterson family.

  • @chipcook5346
    @chipcook5346 Месяц назад

    Subject matter aside, I enjoy the videos I seem to enjoy the most are the ones where some combination of your family are together. So pleased that Mrs Peterson is a part of it. I like to see the dynamic between people in a couple. It tells you things you can't see when just observing one person.

  • @tinytim71301
    @tinytim71301 Месяц назад +2

    Thanks for sharing. Heartwarming.

  • @andrew1717xx
    @andrew1717xx Месяц назад +1

    Very interesting interaction. More honest then most! Hearty discussion. Leading, submission, compassion and great laughter! We all have our short comings and these folks are ready to bring others up to speed as well!

  • @thruaGlassOnion
    @thruaGlassOnion Месяц назад +5

    My husband and I have our neuroticism scores contrary to our sex as well, so this is encouraging.

  • @HiberniaeCor
    @HiberniaeCor Месяц назад +2

    These conversations are a lot different than the ones I have with my folks. This is good stuff.

  • @Bangastarch
    @Bangastarch Месяц назад +7

    The three of them are so hilarious

  • @cyclesingsleep
    @cyclesingsleep 27 дней назад +1

    I love, love, love all of you all together!!!

  • @timwannell6477
    @timwannell6477 Месяц назад +2

    That genuine laugh of Mikaela cracked me up 😂 classic!

  • @eawil-sunart
    @eawil-sunart Месяц назад

    Love you all!!!!!!!!! So excited to see JP in May!!!!

  • @willhosun
    @willhosun Месяц назад +2

    Great clip. I just ordered and filled out the Understand Myself assessment. Quite accurate and makes me laugh sometimes, the good laugh that always accompanies truth.

  • @keithb4077
    @keithb4077 Месяц назад

    Okay, I officially love listening to the Peterson's jam together. What a great balance of minds and personalities. So many wonderful dinner table convos must go unheard...

  • @abrahamgeorgecreations
    @abrahamgeorgecreations Месяц назад

    We’re here to learn as always sir ✅

  • @MasterCoachUniversity
    @MasterCoachUniversity Месяц назад

    If you can only take it once, how on earth would you know how consistent the traits are overtime? And if the scores aren’t consistent over time, then why did the scores matter to an individual at all?

  • @leebruno1722
    @leebruno1722 Месяц назад

    I wish my family could have a conversation like this. My aim is to be able to have conversations like this with my kids. Thanks Jordan, you’re the man.

  • @OzgurSarioglu
    @OzgurSarioglu Месяц назад +1

    The most difficult part about that if you are high in both neuroticism and extroversion, assertiveness at the same time. This is really hard thing to manage.

  • @dixonpinfold2582
    @dixonpinfold2582 Месяц назад +1

    Nice to see JP so chillaxed. It chillaxed me, just as it stresses me when he's stressed.

  • @Viper3220
    @Viper3220 Месяц назад +1

    4:00 - I can only speak as a man but this makes me think about the male fantasy of rescuing a damsel in distress. I'm a pretty big romantic and the idea of proving to a woman that I want her and only her, and that I will do everything I can to keep her safe, happy, and laughing was the strongest motivation I ever had as a man.
    Whenever she would ask me to lift something heavy, hold her hand or wrap my arm around her, or when she wanted to be comforted after a tough day... Those are the moments I remember. There's a deep aching need for men to be needed by their woman.

  • @oukeith
    @oukeith Месяц назад +5

    Ladies and gentlemen the human thesaurus Jordan Peterson.

  • @PickNicole
    @PickNicole Месяц назад

    I love JP's nature when podcasting with his family. Beautiful contrast to him dominating in debates. Thanks Petersons for teaching and inspiring so many others

  • @mariahmunnis6315
    @mariahmunnis6315 Месяц назад +1

    Articulable. I just learned something too! Love words.

  • @TinyFord1
    @TinyFord1 Месяц назад

    I’ve done many tests many times and always score 0% on neuroticism, even when relatively negative when things have gone bad. Why is it volatile for some people and not others?

  • @allanjensen-jy2xf
    @allanjensen-jy2xf Месяц назад +2

    True, this is why min. 3.00, men are hunters. They have more risk tolerance.

  • @googleuser8740
    @googleuser8740 Месяц назад +4

    What's a link to the test please?

    • @adambilge2834
      @adambilge2834 Месяц назад

      Google Big Five or OCEAN.

    • @matityaloran9157
      @matityaloran9157 Месяц назад +1

      Good question

    • @NiinaSKlove
      @NiinaSKlove Месяц назад +1

      - It’s linked in the info under the video. (‘Understand myself’)

  • @BrotherTree1
    @BrotherTree1 Месяц назад +4

    Three very attractive and beautiful creatures ❤

  • @nothinglikeburntvag
    @nothinglikeburntvag 28 дней назад

    I took the personality test a few years ago and I’m thinking I should take it again. I’m still wildly neurotic, but I had undiagnosed bipolar disorder and was deeply in the midst of PPD when I took it.

  • @petron495
    @petron495 24 дня назад

    What instrument did they use to assess the neuroticism? Are the scores standard scores, T-scores, percentiles? Just curious

  • @ipoopd
    @ipoopd Месяц назад +1

    I feel I understand my parents' relationship a little bit more after watching this. Thanks as always!

  • @No-js8bs
    @No-js8bs Месяц назад +1

    I consistently score in the upper 90% with Neuroticism. It definitely affects me deeply. The people that I casually interact with believe that I'm a peppy extrovert. Even family members like my grandmother believe this to the point of arguing with me. They didn't see my chronicle depression growing up. I have just learned to visually compensate for myself on the surface in a convincing way. It takes so much energy. I also score under 5% in Extraversion.
    I'm a very authentic person, but only when I believe that it is acceptable or productive to be so. Which, as you can imagine, is only worth letting loose at the occasional funeral.

  • @TheBittenBullet
    @TheBittenBullet Месяц назад

    Did his test get updated? I don't recall seeing "withdrawal" or "volatility" when I took it.

    • @Neoteny374
      @Neoteny374 Месяц назад +1

      Withdrawal and volatilty are subset under the neuroticism category.

  • @ponyboy316
    @ponyboy316 24 дня назад

    Women are encouraged to be emotional, and to put undue meaning and purpose onto their animalistic instinctive impulses (emotions). While doing so can bring about lots of meaningful moments, it also introduces massive amounts of chaos since emotions are reactions to the world, as opposed to cold logic which is something you actively apply to the world.

  • @imigistx
    @imigistx Месяц назад

    So stress is a catalyst for bonding in men. What is the connection, if any, between bonding and learning? When we teach combat skills we intentionally increase the stress in the training regimen as the training I g syllabus progresses. This helps imprint the training to make it more of a condition ed response. In a deadly force encounter adrenaline diminished our ability to formulate responses so we need to have a conditioned response to fall back on lest we dither away the last few seconds of our lives.
    At least, that's the way it's been explained to me.

  • @v7.rick.gameplay742
    @v7.rick.gameplay742 Месяц назад

    Brasil por aqui 🙌aprendendo com o melhor 🙏

  • @iamkruciall4391
    @iamkruciall4391 Месяц назад +3

    Came for help and got laughed at for being a neurotic male. 99/100. Fun times!

    • @tobik2627
      @tobik2627 Месяц назад

      I think they laughed bc she realized in that moment that jp generally is neurotic asf 😄

  • @nickpaul3623
    @nickpaul3623 Месяц назад

    Bonding is essential especially for young people. Which is very difficult in nowadays where everyone wants to be an individual. Unfortunately/ fortunately we humans are pack animals that do best in small packs of 50 to 200 people

  • @villainrack
    @villainrack Месяц назад

    My husband and I are also flipped when it comes to agreeableness and neuroticism (he also has dealt with depression.) It makes me wonder to what extent sexuality has to do with searching for temperament differences in addition to basic physical attraction, seeing as sexuality is being understood more everyday as something fluid rather than constant

    • @cosmictreason2242
      @cosmictreason2242 26 дней назад

      It is binary. Don't confuse the manifestation of human attributes per sex for the sexual nature itself

  • @FiremarshalM1
    @FiremarshalM1 Месяц назад

    3:05 Family Lore alert 🚨

  • @dcross6360
    @dcross6360 Месяц назад +1

    Smart family

  • @matildabanana3516
    @matildabanana3516 Месяц назад

    Re: feminine men and masculine women:
    You must look into the 4 types of energy by Carol Tuttle. She’s a bit progressive but the main current of her program is enlightening. She takes the 4 energies (wind, water, fire, earth) and talks about how every person is dominant in one of them, and it shows in not only temperament, but on their faces and many other aspects of their looks, movement, and habits. I could have guessed that Tammy was on the more masculine side because I know she’s a type 3 (fire), and that you were on the more feminine side because you’re a type 2 (water), and that’s how they usually roll, regardless of gender. I first got into the program because different colors look and feel better on different types of people, and knowing all that helped me feel better inside and out. When I wear the wrong colors, my skin literally hurts because I’m extremely sensitive to energy.
    Just a fun fact, 1 (wind) and 4 (earth) are opposites, as are 2 and 3, and opposites almost always end up marrying each other. So I guessed Tammy was a type 3 before I even laid eyes on her because you are so obviously a type 2! Just like me 😊
    I love your courage and kindness. Thank you for showing us such a great example of a power couple.

  • @Blockhead140
    @Blockhead140 Месяц назад

    The ending speaks volumes.

  • @OldBillOverHill
    @OldBillOverHill Месяц назад

    My wife and I have gone through some difficulty over the last year. It was due to external influences, sewer gases. She had never seen me so neurotic nor I her. I have to say I agree that two neurotic people don't mix well.

  • @geemail369
    @geemail369 Месяц назад +1

    Great piece of discussion, SO much happening in there to give further thought to. 🙏🏻✨

  • @johnworldwideweber9687
    @johnworldwideweber9687 Месяц назад

    I got a 86 it was not a surprise.

  • @djdosado
    @djdosado Месяц назад

    Funny, I just revisited my results on my podcast “You’re probably right” with MCM, for the second time I wish I could do it more than once

  • @LionAstrology
    @LionAstrology Месяц назад

    When we feel the negative or the positive and see the 2, we the third forget it is constant as well..3 not 2..so 3 isnt a positive/negative... 3 is cardinal/fixed/mutable (beginning middle end etc) ...will mind cardinal/brain structure fixed/ soul mutable.😊 changes everything fundamentally. Rpms up 🙂 rpms down😢.
    Thanks for another video. 🙏🧠❤🙏

  • @rah_heej4098
    @rah_heej4098 Месяц назад +3

    Articulable: able to speak clearly (I learned too❤)

  • @jackcaffrey8493
    @jackcaffrey8493 Месяц назад

    she showed her hand with her bias

  • @pharaohcaesar
    @pharaohcaesar Месяц назад

    I admire your family!😀

  • @randomletter-5i4
    @randomletter-5i4 Месяц назад

    it is very interesting discussion particularly that neuroticism is not necessarily an enduring personality trait but tied to depression...never heard that before, but it makes sense. It kind of flies in the face as it being part of the OCEAN model no?
    Regarding females being more threat sensitive....this explains why they are often accused of being petty and having cat fights, but it is important to know this is not a weakness, as it is usually portrayed, it is for an underlying biological reason.
    My father was neurotic and it was not fun...he was very sensitive to tone of voice, perceived rejection and criticism, and it becomes a vicious circle...angry outbursts cause rejection. He said he had anxiety, but I always thought he must be depressed too. I think this may be mixed up with NPD or BPD as well. As someone who also has depression, anxiety and neurotic tendencies, we did not mix well to put it mildly. A neurotic person needs to be with a stable person...100%.

  • @mjmulenga3
    @mjmulenga3 Месяц назад

    Is there a link to the test she was talking about?

    • @Norrin777Radd
      @Norrin777Radd Месяц назад

      Yes, click on the "Show More" link and go to the "Understanding Myself" item.

  • @jeanlucturbo
    @jeanlucturbo 23 дня назад

    If necessary, preemptively forgive me for saying that this whole conversation was totally phucking adorable. 😍

  • @matthewjohnston1400
    @matthewjohnston1400 16 дней назад

    Terrible marketing? I think she exposed the racket. Her first thought was not about the integrity of the test - and she couldn’t pretend otherwise.

  • @linajiao9211
    @linajiao9211 Месяц назад

    What test did they take?

  • @BachBusoni
    @BachBusoni Месяц назад

    I'm 1st percentile in neuroticism, and it makes being with most women difficult. I've had lots of great relationships that last 1-2 years, but from where I stand on the neuroticism spectrum, most all women make mountains of molehills too often, and as they feel more free over time to share more and more of their tumultuous emotional worldviews, the stress of being required to empathize with it all takes too much joy out of my life. If I ever find a very low neuroticism woman who's fundamentally happy and secure deep down, and is attractive to me in a few other significant ways, I'll have met my match.

  • @billmaloney8595
    @billmaloney8595 Месяц назад

    Articulable is not a good word to screw up lol that's funny

  • @aljonserna5598
    @aljonserna5598 Месяц назад

    I grew up without a father, for the most time I had to like look out for my mother, then growing up I was always with my sister and female cousins (although I often go with my male cousins but it's easier to be more open with my female cousins), then in school I often find myself in company of females. Now I see why I'm freaking neurotic as hell, I only realized now if I was with males more, then I would be more chill but I remember all the rants and emotional sharing those females did lol

  • @misterfevillord1588
    @misterfevillord1588 Месяц назад

    Is that Agatha, the one that was all alone?

  • @grimadean3432
    @grimadean3432 Месяц назад

    My spouse & I have a similar situation where the expected sex-normal inclinations are flipped. I can’t say I have a particular issue with either sex or any gender, but I’ve had ADHD & cPTSD since childhood, so I rub others the wrong way. Meanwhile, my spouse is highly neurotic & OCD, but just seems to soar.

  • @philfrank5601
    @philfrank5601 Месяц назад

    Where can we take this test, link?

    • @gregorybatz7297
      @gregorybatz7297 Месяц назад

      In description, with paywall. Might be worth it if not naturally introspective. May the Lord bless you. Shalom.

    • @mvoulgaropoulos
      @mvoulgaropoulos Месяц назад

      i think it is called understand myself

  • @ozonius_6859
    @ozonius_6859 Месяц назад

    I think the chemical thing might be a natural evolution thing of protecting the woman so you have to engage potential danger which is scary and dangerous and stressful but you're making the woman safe so she bonds better 🤷🏻‍♂️

  • @TexasTimeLord
    @TexasTimeLord 20 дней назад

    I thought they were going to talk about Marvel movies, but all it was just one throw-away line.

  • @atlasfeynman1039
    @atlasfeynman1039 Месяц назад +1

    Literally no discussion of Marvel movies whatsoever...

    • @Bangastarch
      @Bangastarch Месяц назад

      He mentioned why they’re incorrect briefly .. not more needs to be said

    • @atlasfeynman1039
      @atlasfeynman1039 Месяц назад

      @@Bangastarch Did he? Where? I must have blinked my ears.

    • @ShmoeBoe
      @ShmoeBoe Месяц назад

      ​@@atlasfeynman10392:21

    • @Bangastarch
      @Bangastarch Месяц назад

      @@atlasfeynman1039 2:16-2:24 all the information leading up to that is important .. please also research ..

  • @niceplayground
    @niceplayground Месяц назад +1

    Your parents look sooooo young! Thought this vid was years old first

  • @richardsouza3125
    @richardsouza3125 Месяц назад

    Does anyone really think that JP would use ANY word incorrectly???

  • @ryanziegler1410
    @ryanziegler1410 Месяц назад

    This whole clip, but especially the end, reminds me of the movie The Squid and the Whale. It's funny to watch a family of intellectuals.

  • @theunderdog3348
    @theunderdog3348 Месяц назад

    The Doctor and his wife look amazing

  • @timb350
    @timb350 Месяц назад

    What are the psychological tests that they are referring to in this discussion? M seems to be reading scores from them.

    • @Norrin777Radd
      @Norrin777Radd Месяц назад

      Probably the "Big Five" or "Five Factors" personality test -- Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, Agreeableness, Neuroticism (OCEAN). JP is very big on the value and accuracy of that test.

  • @dirtabd
    @dirtabd Месяц назад

    I cant tell when McKayla is smiling or sad. Her face nerves are completely dead and dont work anymore. Her lips are totally numb, she used to speak more clearly.

  • @MaskHysteria
    @MaskHysteria 22 дня назад

    When men are under stress they release a bonding chemical
    Yes, to lots of women it's known a "chum"

  • @williamhensley8698
    @williamhensley8698 Месяц назад

    I like chick flicks but I am good in a fire fight and I have jumped out of perfectly good planes with a parachute.

  • @liebeschnuck4123
    @liebeschnuck4123 Месяц назад

    More, I would like to see more essence of working on natural evolution!

  • @gayleeidson6724
    @gayleeidson6724 Месяц назад

    Y'all are so informative and hilarious at the same time 😂 !!! Too much 😊 fun !!!

  • @celladoor_uk
    @celladoor_uk 26 дней назад

    I scored 99% in neuroticism (I genuinely answered honestly) and 98th percentile in trait openess. I guess it is accurate because I am a song writer and my songs are particularly weird and moody.

  • @doctork176
    @doctork176 Месяц назад +1

    Jordan always looks like he's being eaten by the couch

  • @seanmccutcheon436
    @seanmccutcheon436 Месяц назад

    JP is correct, its 'articulable'

  • @atlasfeynman1039
    @atlasfeynman1039 Месяц назад +1

    Mikhaila is truly beautiful.

  • @commercialrealestatecoach
    @commercialrealestatecoach Месяц назад

    Petersons’ Power Hour🧑‍🧑‍🧒

  • @shivadasa
    @shivadasa Месяц назад

    Who are you? Not that which is either depressed or not depressed. Find out.

  • @crazyjose111
    @crazyjose111 Месяц назад

    Yes im def high neuro

  • @denomdemon
    @denomdemon Месяц назад

    I keep meaning to take the damn test but when I'm in a good to neutral mood I don't want to be on the computer.

  • @dustinkdye
    @dustinkdye Месяц назад +2

    Question for Dr. Peterson: Is neuroticism more correlated with body size than sex? This is a hypothesis I'd like to see tested. I predict smaller men would have similar levels of neuroticism as the average woman as he would have to be more threat sensitive.

    • @ST-yc7uj
      @ST-yc7uj Месяц назад

      I saw some clip recently saying smaller men are more sociopathy prone on average. Guess why...

    • @ShmoeBoe
      @ShmoeBoe Месяц назад

      If true I'd wonder if it's relative to the average size of the community. I imagine neuroticism might come from losing physical encounters as a child.

    • @123asdasdasd-jh1iy
      @123asdasdasd-jh1iy Месяц назад

      @@ShmoeBoe Interesting theory. Do you think you could be able to change that later on?

    • @ShmoeBoe
      @ShmoeBoe Месяц назад

      @@123asdasdasd-jh1iy I believe so. Sports are good for building confidence which is inversely related to neuroticism. I'm not sure if you'd be able to completely do a 180 though, your past would always have some effect on your psyche. It's something to think about for sure.

  • @erindeerhart5538
    @erindeerhart5538 Месяц назад

    So what did the Marvel movies get wrong?