🧠 Functional Fixedness and 5 ways to beat it 📚 Cognitive Bias 📚 Cognitive Psychology

[@vadster]

Being able to step outside the box is an important skill. Thanks for your video!

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Thank you :)

[@andrewiskander9511]

How come this video is not viral among people? Awesome explanation and you are amazing :)

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Thanks so much! I have no idea how some videos go viral, but glad you found it and enjoyed it!

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

Didnt expect to be sooo good

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Thank you!

[@practicalintelligence2182]

Fabulous video there is much need of people like you for today's world to improve their psychological well-being keep it up

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Thanks! And thank you again for the great suggestion :)

[@PhantomRaspberryBlower]

The missing side of the coin is that we have functional fixedness for a reason. It helps us chunk up and understand the world rather than get overwhelmed by possibilities every time we open the fridge. I think therefore Daniel Kahneman's work on system 1 and system 2 thinking is far more relevant than the mindset gubbins (which only really works under specific situations defined by Carol Dweck)

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

I like your point! Daniel Kahneman's work is great

[@kaustavchakraborty811]

Make a video on Dunning-Kruger bias..

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Oh yes! That's a good one! Thank you for the suggestion!

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Hey Kaustav, I've just uploaded this week's video on the Dunning-Kruger effect! Thanks again for the suggestion! You can check it out here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roTPfWZnm9edjNE

[@enrique097]

Can it be described as self actualizing gestalt?

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

Read more on our website: www.psychologyunlocked.com/functional-fixedness/

[@iancarter1545]

de Bono stole Six Hats and Lateral Thinking

[@matshidisosetlhare1054]

Lateral thinking