Why does the body react before the mind catches up? Are Your Ears Burning? by Jason A. Solomon explores why ancient instincts, social pressure, body signals, and fast thinking still shape our reactions before facts appear. The observations shared by @KeruboSk and @itsmelaurin reflect many of the same social and behavioural patterns this book unpacks. Get the book here: amazon.com/dp/176421157X #PsychologyBooks #HumanBehaviour #BodyMindConnection #AnxietyAwareness #SocialPsychology #Interoception #Mindset #BehaviourScience #BookTwitter #AmazonBooks

🐆 There is a rising #HumanWildlifeConflict in #Uttarakhand (#India). 🌳 According to #ChipkoMovement pioneer and @MagsaysayAward winner #ChandiPrasadBhatt, the solution lies not in killing wildlife, but in #HumanWildlifeCoexistence grounded in ecology and BehaviourScience. x.com/i/status/2003183454901…

🐆 There is a rising #HumanWildlifeConflict in #Uttarakhand (#India). 🌳 According to #ChipkoMovement pioneer and @MagsaysayAward winner #ChandiPrasadBhatt, the #solution lies not in killing wildlife, but in #HumanWildlifeCoexistence grounded in #ecology and #BehaviourScience. 🐻 In earlier times, wild animals attacked humans far less frequently because: -Forests were continuous and intact, with enough prey, water, and cover. Animals had no reason to enter villages. -Humans moved in groups, not alone. Women sang folk songs while collecting grass in forests. The wood and fodder collection was collective and predictable. Animals avoid noise and groups. -Villages regularly cleared shrubs and maintained open visibility around settlements. -Animals were not habituated to humans as prey. -People had traditional ecological knowledge and understood animal movement timings, seasonal risk periods, and warning signs in forests. This knowledge was passed orally and practiced daily. -Lower human population & different lifestyle: less night movement, no bright lights, vehicles, or noise pollution. Animals could predict humans and avoid them. -Animals do not attack malice, they react to stress and confusion. 🐯 Human–wildlife conflict increases when we change ecosystems and behavior, not because animals become violent. 🌲 Scientific researches shows that habitat fragmentation, land-use change, and altered human behavior are the primary drivers of conflict—not wildlife aggression. 🐒 The path to safety is not eradication. Solution exists in restoring coexistence, community practices, and ecological respect. bhaskar.com/local/uttarakhan… @FAOForestry @IUCN @UNBiodiversity @UNEP @doctorsoumya @PeterDaszak @1989_mariab @supriyasahuias @AsmitaLal17 @vashisthg @moefcc @narendramodi @PMOIndia @RedTapeMovement

Call for Papers in Mental Health & Psychiatry! The Journal of #MentalHealth and #Psychiatry is now accepting submissions. Share your research, reviews, and clinical insights. globalmeetx.com/journals/jmh… #ClinicalPsychiatry #Wellbeing #Neuroscience #Behaviourscience

New research-driven post on our blog: How personality traits shape problematic Facebook use (and why some users are more vulnerable than others). #Psychology #SocialMedia #BehaviourScience Read via link 🔗jorgebscomm.blogspot.com/202…

🔍Reflecting on progress! How does #BehaviourScience evidence strengthen #SocialBehaviourChange programs in India? 📢 @UNICEFIndia & #BehaviouralInsightsUnit partners gather for the BIU Reflection event exploring insights, progress, and lessons learned on #BIUs.

【認知機能不全症：サプリメントは？】 ヒトでは葉酸やDHAなどで一時的な改善はあるようですが、長期的な予防効果が確認できている物はないようです。 犬と猫ではいくつか勧められている物で効果があるというデータが出ている物もあるのでそちらを紹介します。 ホスファチジルセリンやSAMeという成分で認知機能の改善があったというデータがあります。 そのような成分が複数含まれているAKTIVAITというサプリメントで効果があったという研究があるので紹介します。 画像が研究結果のグラフです。 黒丸がサプリメントをあげていた場合で上に行くほど日中に起きている時間が増えた事を意味します。 白い偽物のサプリをあげていたグループと比べて、黒丸のAKTIVAITのグループでは改善があるのが分かります。 こちらは1日に起きた行動の異常がどれくらい改善したかのグラフです。 同じように黒丸で改善されているのが分かります。 いくつかの研究をまとめた研究ではω3脂肪酸という成分は効果があったが他の成分に関しては明らかな効果はまだ証明されていないと結論付けています。 ヒトでもDHAが短期的には効果があった、となっているのでω3脂肪酸をあげるのは重要だと考えられます。 <参考> ・todaysveterinarypractice.com… ・Applied Animal BehaviourScience 105 (2007) 284–296 ・Geroscience. 2025 Jan 18. ・国立長寿医療研究センター、MCIハンドブック

Baffled, I am not for how "kind" an elephant can be! Sharing of food is another fascinating behaviour to observe in elephants ❤️🐘 Elephants being elephants 😇 (credits to whoever captured this) #Asianelephants #behaviourscience

"CBM gives us the methodology to know when learning is happening. The Instructional Hierarchy (IH) tells us what to change in our teaching to bring about better learning" 👏 A brilliant read! #InstructionalHierarchy #Fluency #behaviourscience springmath.org/fluency-befor…

Absolutely #BehaviourScience #HumanCentredDesign is key to work on innovative interventions to accelerate Nutrition and other development programmes @ESARSBCAlliance @UNICEFAfrica

Psyops create urgency to conform to mass like a viral social media challenge (memetic evolution). There is always a diverse social and or political agenda behind it Check the message, the timing, deconstruct the agenda, what is behind the smoke screen? (meaning what is the media trying to hide). There is a sea of information on the internet to navigate, but limited tools to discern the facts from fallacy or understand the psychological warfare being conducted on the human population. Social media is another form of media consumed that is full of misinformation and psyops. Media is part of the problem but this is how social media has become “centralised/Meta”. So to speak. Remember the internet was initially created to become a weapon by the Department of Defence. (ARPANET). The art and skill of critical thinking involves deconstructing perspectives, beliefs, narratives, archetypes in the stories, characters in the narrative and the timing of the message. There is the use of framing information from multiple angles, and researching information in a way to gather data that is collaborative. This might contrast with your emotive “belief” about the narrative being portrayed but is key to becoming a better critical thinker. Neurolinguistic programming (NLP) and hypnosis are also key tools utilised in psyops. I highly recommend doing at least an introduction course to begin to understand the fundamental tools utilised in psychological warfare. When psyops are carried out, they hijack our amygdala, the fear-based part of our brain. This means we cannot logically think utilising our executive functions in the prefrontal cortex, which is how we exercise higher-order thinkingq. Instead, people are ruled by the limbic system and hijacked by a part of the brain, known as the AMYGDALA. #psyops #psychologicaloperations #behaviourscience

If you're a member of the @ETOA, don't miss next week's webinar with their B-Corp certified partner in sustainability, #BehaviorSmart, which can help you understand how travel customers think: buff.ly/4eXrLTj #BehaviourScience

1) Break concepts down into tiny component parts; 2) Teach using DI; 3) Engage the learner in repeated REINFORCED practice overtime; AND 4) Take precise measurements of behaviour using Precision Teaching and CBM #behaviourscience @rastokke @KimberlyBerens5 open.spotify.com/episode/5g4…

This is not surprising, good to see evidence for this. Other human behaviour like kind, warm heart, crime, active, in active might be also associated with human microbiome. #behaviourscience and microbiome

space-and-global-health-hack… Looking forward to co-leading a Hackathon challenge for #astronaut #wellbeing at the Geneva Digital Hub @gdhub_gva together with Dr @MiriamBurgerMD1 and the most amazing team rep. acoustics, #spacemissions #medicine #behaviourscience! @sconnectedness

Thank you to the amazing individuals who work in this field and to the staff that practice inclusion everyday! #aba @OcsbABA #LifelongLearner #autism 🧩 #BehaviourScience @OCSBSpecEd @OCSB_MentalHlth #ocsbGuidance

Liverpool’s Director of Public Health @DPH_MAshton delivering a keynote now on using #behaviourscience to reduce health inequalities. @LJMU @LJMU_Health @LJMUImpact #BSPHN2024

Delighted to be hosting #BSPHN2024 @LJMU today. A rousing welcome from Executive PVC Prof @RaphaelaKane followed by keynote speaker @MichaelMarmot #PublicHealth #behaviourscience

I believe "Atomic Habits" by James Clear (@JamesClear) is the holy grail when it comes to habit and behaviour change. In this book, Clear provides a highly effective, practical, and step-by-step framework for how to start good habits and how to end bad habits. The goal of the book is to help me achieve remarkable results more efficiently. It's packed with numerous examples covering various habits like smoking, reading, exercising, and managing social media. If you are looking to improve and become the best version of yourself, then this is a must-read for you. Find out what are the 5 life-changing lessons that I learned from Atomic Habits: bit.ly/3SMW3z0 #SelfImprovement #PersonalGrowth #PersonalDevelopment #Mindset #Habits #BehaviourChange #BehaviourScience #AtomicHabits #JamesClear

📢 Thrilled to share the latest piece in @scroll_in by Pooja Halde (@phaldea) and Muskan Jain (@Muskan_25) from CSBC, Ashoka University, exploring the scope and potential of behavioural science in encouraging waste segregation. ♻ #behaviourscience 🔗: scroll.in/article/1063649/ca…