Psychology Tricks Your Brain Plays

Psychology reveals your brain is wired to seek patterns even when they don't exist.

That's why you see faces in clouds or burnt toast. When someone touches their face while

talking to you, they're likely anxious or hiding something. Your mind can't actually multitask.

What feels like multitasking is rapid task switching that reduces productivity by forty percent.

People trust you more when you admit small mistakes early in conversation. Your pupils dilate

when you see someone you're attracted to, which is why eye contact feels so

intense with a crush. The first three seconds of meeting someone shapes their entire perception

of you. Your brain remembers unfinished tasks better than completed ones,