Chapter
The Role of Perversity in Decision Making
07:38 - 12:02 (04:24)
This podcast explores the idea that people are not only motivated by material self-interest or affiliation with social and political groups, but also by a desire to be free of constraints and exhibit a little bit of perversity in their decision making. It is suggested that life with a little bit of perversity in it is a lot more interesting.
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The desire to be free, coupled with reactance, can explain why some people ignore warnings from companies about harmful behavior.
07:38 - 08:53 (01:15)
Summary
The desire to be free, coupled with reactance, can explain why some people ignore warnings from companies about harmful behavior. Reactance is an unpleasant feeling that emerges when people experience a threat or loss of their free behaviors.
ChapterThe Role of Perversity in Decision Making
EpisodeThe surprising psychology behind your urge to break the rules | Paul Bloom
PodcastTED Talks Daily
This podcast discusses how humans aren't solely motivated by material gain and social affiliations.
08:54 - 11:12 (02:18)
Summary
This podcast discusses how humans aren't solely motivated by material gain and social affiliations. In one example, heavy-handed anti-binge drinking ads inadvertently lead to more drinking.
ChapterThe Role of Perversity in Decision Making
EpisodeThe surprising psychology behind your urge to break the rules | Paul Bloom
PodcastTED Talks Daily
This podcast is about the connection between mental, physical and spiritual health, and how we can integrate them.
11:12 - 12:02 (00:50)
Summary
This podcast is about the connection between mental, physical and spiritual health, and how we can integrate them. It explores topics like the importance of authenticity and consent, and aims to help listeners amplify their energy and live more interesting lives.