thanks! I just subscribed to your podcast as well.
@annehislop24495 күн бұрын
The Trauma of exclusion causes Low Self Esteem leading to Warped Reasoning so No Boundaries causing you to be dangerously Vulnerable.
@RedR2RD227 күн бұрын
Never felt what it was like to belong somewhere socially. All I've ever known was bullying and social rejection through all of my high school, middle school and elementary school years. Never been in a romantic relationship either. These are the roots of my depression and anxiety, and it also caused me to make tons of research to end up suspecting that I might be autistic (I fit a lot of traits). Now I'm 19, and I've missed out all the experiences I should have lived out long ago in my teenage years (parties, hanging out to activities, travelling together), all these milestone years are lost and I could never catch them up, there is no hope to ever recover from this. I just got to deal with the fact that I'm an inexperienced weird man-child for the rest of my life. It's an actual trauma. The damages are permanent and my soul is shattered into pieces.
@hp2546Күн бұрын
Once you are in college, then your lifestyle will change where you are no longer required to socialize with anyone. All those solitude life you experienced will end up preparing you for college. High school does not teach you things like this because they leave these details out just to trick you into believing you need social life. Once you become a full time student in college, you will barely have time for social life and you will end up defending your busy schedule more than social life. Most people in college campus also walks alone which means there is no shame in that. So autistic person like you can even study online which means if you stay home, you get to be yourself. You will not get tempted to be someone else under peer pressure. Once you have tons of homework, you are not going to want any parties, hang outs or do any gathering. If you prioritize social life over studying, you would already flunk your classes. So as an autistic person, just take advantage of your solitude life. When I was being bullied, I make it a choice to cut them out of my life even if it meant not missing out parties. I already feel discourage to join which meant I do anything to keep my solitude life and proud of it. If they mock you for not attending, it meant they are jealous of you but refusing to admit it. They don't want to admit driving you away. All those parties, hang outs and social gatherings would not be for preparing you for college. They are only meant for entertainment. Not for learning.
@hp2546Күн бұрын
For you to be 19, this means you can already use that time to focus only on your educational achievements. So even if you are autistic, there is no rule that state you have to party. I bet high school only tricked you into believing you have to party but once you are in college, they only focus on studying. So it was good you did not get caught up in parties when you were in high school. No point for you to get forced into getting drunk while you are autistic. High school's party is meant to force students to party at their time. College parties is you party at your own time. So even if you don't attend it, college would not hold you against it. The reason for that is college do not act too entitled and is not desperate to get people to join. College is a place where they treat everybody like they are independent which means they don't believe in forcing you to come.
@AjagoZadkeisrealaccount8 күн бұрын
Summary Points - Our brains like making connections - Schemas (Def: Mental frameworks that bundle knowledge together in an organized way) - Think "catagories" when talking about schemas - Schemas help to interpret the world and guide our memory in what we've seen/done - Schemas can also fill in blanks of missing information and help predict behavior/events
@dienekes43648 күн бұрын
It's really amazing how religious people deal with CD. Sometimes they will just ignore all the info that proves their fairy tales wrong, sometimes they will try to generate some excuse as to why it's wrong that makes it right, sometimes they will get extremely angry and lash out at the person that is pointing out their mental inconsistency, sometimes they will do everything they can to change the subject and divert away from the inconsistency. If you want to research CD, go into a forum and point out an inconsistency with any religion and you will get bombarded with all of the different ways people fight against it without actually changing their minds.
@PoisonelleMisty431116 күн бұрын
Cognitive Dissonance: People may experience discomfort when their beliefs about helping others conflict with their actions. This can lead to rationalizations for supporting policies that seem to favor the wealthy or military spending over social welfare.
@littleantukins441520 күн бұрын
A cheap tool to use on people
@ASMR_Orangely22 күн бұрын
*I was tryin to paint a smile on my face while watchin this.* 😁😁
@cancel2922 күн бұрын
I feel excluded everywhere like at school, maybe its bc I had a fall out w a girl who went on to spread rumors ab me, and shes friends w almost everyone. or maybe its bc I cant include myself. I dont feel that I should be included. I have a few friends so Im not completely alone. but even w my family I feel like they are all close, comfortable around each other, and Im so alienated from them. I feel like every effort to talk to me is out of pity and theyre tired of trying to include me. but I cant stay like this, I mean Im in my last year of school now. Its difficult to bring myself away from the isolation Ive put myself in. but Im gonna be by myself and in college soon, like this, Im not sure I can handle it.
@hp254617 күн бұрын
It sounds like you prefer someone else's friend over your own friend. If you claim to have few friends, why didn't you hang out with your few friends. If you go for people that barely know you, they will think you are not happy with your current friend. They will think you want to replace your own friend. Normally, if you have friends, you should never jump from 1 friend to another because replacing them will be hard. If you want to be included, at least have the heart to include the few friends you have. Don't try to replace them.
@cancel2915 күн бұрын
Its not like that but the friends I have also have other friends, we arent like a group, so theyre not going to hang out w me all the time, theres one who does but shes absent very often
@hp254614 күн бұрын
@@cancel29 This is a clear sign that you cannot be picky on who you want your friends to be. So far, you have friends that leave you out and look at the way how you look at flaws in this absent minded partner of yours. If you have friends that sees flaws in you and you look for flaws in that absent minded partner of yours, you will be no better than those type of friends that exclude you. So far, those group of friends exclude you and you excluded an absent minded partner. So far, you said an absent minded person hung out with you. If you felt how lonely exclusion felt, you may not want to allow this absent minded girl feel excluded. If you exclude this absent minded girl, she could already claim cancel29 excluded her. So it is a sign that an absent minded girl would have to be your best friend by default.
@cancel2914 күн бұрын
@@hp2546 ..she is my best friend but she doesnt go to school everyday, thats what I meant by “absent” (not present in a place) and Im not looking for flaws in anyone. I dont mind if my friends have other friends or if they dont hang out w me all the time, I get that theyre not trying to exclude me but that doesnt change how I feel. Im only mentioning the reasons of why I still feel excluded even while having friends.
@hp254614 күн бұрын
@@cancel29 So it sounds like your absent friend can choose to be absent to avoid coping with feeling left out in a group. It is a clear sign you must not allow the environment to dictate your social life. So far, you considered an absent person your friend which means it is time to settle for friends that is not in a same school as you. Forget what those classmates have and focus only on your social life. Even if it means hanging out and/or only seeing a friend that is absent, that is good enough. All those groups of people in school is more like so competitive that you are forced to be someone you are not just to fit in. For the way how your absent partner is doing is just choosing to chill and not care about fitting in at the big group. Maybe you need to be more like your absent friend so that way, you feel less lonely. It is a sign that it is time for you to share the struggles of your absent friend. If your absent feels ok not being included, try joining that absent friend. Maybe try to find out what is going in the mind of your absent friend.
@deadboysoldier22 күн бұрын
I felt like my heart was in flames when I got left out.
@ASMR_Orangely22 күн бұрын
*Cognitive dissonance is so relevant among Jehovah’s Witnesses…*
@Johnnycassshhhh22 күн бұрын
I'm using my exclusion to work on myself. I'm working out nearly every day, studying for college, taking care of my assets, etc.
@mariekev-j8d22 күн бұрын
interesting, but what I often miss and find missing in this video as well, is the balance. You always hear about western people dehumanizing eg muslims or Arabs. But the opposite happens too. It's universally human behaviour and all groups can be victims and perpetrators
@gabrielebruno921022 күн бұрын
very good video!!!😅😊🎉😢❤
@Stephani-u7m22 күн бұрын
Choose first choice to remain consistent with first choice keep going
@Stephani-u7m22 күн бұрын
I'm not available for speaking about cognitive dissonance
@JohnChrysostom10124 күн бұрын
Isn't the smoking analogy more about addiction you can know smoking is bad and still smoke people do this all the time but cognitive disonance would be more like believing 2 things when one is wrong the excuses you mentioned are cognitive dissonance of sorts. Excepting the fact that it's bad for you and doing it is not cognitive dissonance. Lol brainlet
@SavSetzer-r7g25 күн бұрын
This actually made me feel 100% better. Every day, I get left out of the family that I LIVE WITH in some form or another. It affects me deeply.
@Pier77Tampa25 күн бұрын
Hold on. To say “I smoke cigarettes” is a fact not a thought. Dissonance would be “cigarettes are good for me” but they’re unhealthy for anyone else? I think cognitive dissonance can be mistaken with perfection. At least that’s how I see it
@yaminaboub-jo2lb27 күн бұрын
I don't feel like I belong anywhere, even to my family . I think this is the main cause of all of my emotional suffering
@cyberpunkenjoyer3032Ай бұрын
all right boyos....
@TailionisАй бұрын
I used to use social media to help, but everything has been so heavily censored that I'm becoming more isolated an depressed than ever.
@hp254626 күн бұрын
It is a sign that you got to recover from mental health before going back to social media.
@georgelorence1089Ай бұрын
Horrible example of cognitive dissonance. 😬
@MPC1231000Ай бұрын
Poor example, very misleading
@powermetallistic2293Ай бұрын
That was great! I am doing my thesis on Inoculation Theory, so this was nice to get an overview and also to understand some of the key components (threat, forewarning, etc.) that they wrote about in very technical ways that are sometimes not easy to wrap my head around. Thank you. Also, nice to put a voice and face next to Mr Compton's name. :)
@kingkhrysesxiii5942Ай бұрын
I think it's an instinct beyond intuition and I follow that feeling more than most, it's only mislead me the times I've ignored it.
@jameshughes7161Ай бұрын
Great video and well presented , thanks
@kingofkasem7741Ай бұрын
Any friend ?
@happysolo9523Ай бұрын
I see Social psychology provides answer of how but not why's answer i seek to know why? For example why people stereotypes other and why people fear what others think
@ann18o96Ай бұрын
Are you saying that people think of pets not having secondary emotions, or that they actually don't have them? How do we know they don't? They probably have the ability to develop them, don't they? How about cats showing something similar like compassion for their owners when they are in distress, holding onto old toys they had since they were adopted, or how about them acting like nothing happend right after they stumble? Some pets have been observed to act differently when the human is present vs when they're gone, in more complex ways than just being sad or bored.
@AndyLuttrellPsychАй бұрын
Good question! It's not a statement about the actual emotional capacity of non-human animals. The studies in the video are built on how people tend to think about different emotions and which ones they typically believe are the more elite, complex ones.
@ann18o96Ай бұрын
@@AndyLuttrellPsych Oh okay! Thanks for taking the time to answer on an old video. I just learned through that video that our definition, calling it de *human* ising is probably a case of speciesism
@Clevelandsteamer324Ай бұрын
It’s like you a betrayed by someone you really trusted. Now you can’t believe that you actually REALLY knew this person. So your brain has to wrestle with both
@jeniferdunn4670Ай бұрын
All I do is love and give, but still unwanted by all
@hp2546Ай бұрын
You cannot use bribery to buy friends. If you know the term money does not buy happiness, then you know you cannot use it to buy friendship. They most likely know how desperate you were. If you even attempt to be their doormat, that will prove that you are just giving them free labor. People will sense how desperate you are.
@dianekoury28812 ай бұрын
For my students!
@rae___z2 ай бұрын
my mom doesnt let me have social media (instagram, snap, tiktok). im already a teenager and those apps are meant for 12 year olds (says so on app store). i dont know why. i have good grades. im a good student. i am also a good daughter. my friends barely text me because i dont have those apps and they rarely use messages app. but my mom is so stubborn. and i love her so much but its just that one thing. its three apps. i dont get it. im crying now 😭 ✌️ i feel so left out and i’ve tried to talk to her in so many ways but she never listens
@hp2546Ай бұрын
Tell you what. Wait til you are in college, then you have a better excuse to be in social media. This means now you have a plan to choose who you want to be when you grow up. What you need to learn is art. That art will fall under graphic design. Sounds like your mom does not allow it because at your current age, you are 12 years old and that will mean you are not using social media for your grades. Your mom does not allow you to use apps because those apps were not a requirement for you to pass your class. Once you are in college, your mom will be forced to let you use apps. I will give you an example. Your mom will not have a power to stop you from joining social media once you are in a far away college. To give you an example. If you go to Cal State LA, you can find a class where you get graded base on your social media project with your teammates where you get to use snap, tiktok or instagram. Some would use instagram for their portfolio. So wait til you grow up first, then you have a power to do anything you want. If you join Capstone class at Cal State LA, you have option to pick like promotional team or website team that gives you an excuse to use social media for your grades.
@Thelastsong962 ай бұрын
This is exactly right. One of my former friends does this and it’s getting to be a lot. It’s not moral. But I do know I have value . Appreciate the video and felt encouraged to step over this hurdle. And even though people are adults it still happens
@VladyslavKL2 ай бұрын
🕊
@rhythmgod70862 ай бұрын
Sigma
@howardbarnes96892 ай бұрын
Great instructional video, but found the joke at the end insulting
@fun782house2 ай бұрын
You were already started out with some weird body language
@wxwxw88002 ай бұрын
I would be interested how it works if you ask people from Muslim countries for exsample Arabs to rate how evolved different groups are. Do they rate the western strangers as lower?
@mariekev-j8d22 күн бұрын
the Quran certainly does, the unbelievers are described as subhuman, worse than cattle, only fodder for hell, worst of creatures etc. I am kind of tired that this is never adressed and this dehumanization is always discussed solely from the perspective of western perpetrators and muslim victims.
@A2z..8902 ай бұрын
Consciousness is very important
@mikevellinga83402 ай бұрын
by observing, hearing this judge David Fleischer is like his namesake the biblical David against Goliath thru faith and courage this judge does the same as he is surrounded by a mighty system of judges to concur for the good of the people against wrong educ. poisoned drugged men/women which are seemly strong. Judge David becomes very emotional to warn the criminals the consequences of their deeds. a real man to trust his compassion for all.
@melvin162 ай бұрын
Excellent explanation!!! Thank you ❤
@Pituqat2 ай бұрын
If we are going to speak of the phenomenon of dehumanization, we should also speak of supremacism as well. For instance, there's an entire country out there made up of people who's parents and grandparents were dehumanized and murdered in mass due to it, but now they dehumanize their neighbors and murder them in mass with impunity.
@cybergodkek66182 ай бұрын
cognitive dissonance are for low IQ inbreeds.
@csibesz073 ай бұрын
Can't avoid feeling excluded, it's in our genes, because we are the smart ones, realizing we are excluded. Others don't notice and move on, we don't, because we search for cause and effect naturally.
@hp25462 ай бұрын
Genes is not the reason. This just proves that to stop the cycle is to not invite yourself. When others move on, it have nothing to do about them noticing or not noticing. You have to be willing to move on and not bother dealing with those type of people. If you don't move on, this is why this problem stays stuck in your genes. If you leave those people alone and find something useful in solitude life, you will have no reason to feel excluded. You might be smart in academics but not smart in socializing. If you give an impression you do anything to get out of solitude life, you cannot claim to be smart in socializing. What if you were to go to a job interview and you did not impress your recruiters in an elevator pitch? You cannot claim to be a smart one in socializing. A smart person in socializing would not show signs of being desperate to join. If you give an impression that you do anything to get out of solitude life and don't impress them, you will not be the smart one in socializing.
@NorthernGuy-v1x3 ай бұрын
An important distinction is being actually rejected versus avoiding socializing due to the fear of it, or third - just a strong compulsion not to participate socially. I think I'm in the latter camp, but then again, they might tell me I didn't quit, but was indeed fired! 🙂 If you're reading this, find things that give you pleasure and validation. Be kind to others, but don't depend on their kindness in return. Learn to love yourself and your own company. Also too, do not underestimate the company of a good dog and the power of getting exercise from long walks in nature.