Selective Perception – How Our Mind Filters Reality . Have you ever noticed that two people can see the same situation very differently? That’s selective perception. This video explains how our beliefs, experiences, and mindset shape what we notice and what we ignore. Watch and reflect — it might change how you see people and situations. . . #SelectivePerception #Perception #Psychology #HumanBehavior #Mindset #SelfAwareness #CriticalThinking #MentalHealthAwareness #PsychologyFacts | Mustafa Ahme

The perception of loss of someone or something tends to activate the lower, more primitive, and more reactive rest and digest and fight-or-flight part of your brain - the subcortical amygdala. Your amygdala initiates impulses to try to seek pleasure and instincts to avoid pain, and as such, tries to seek positives (prey) and avoid negatives (predator). This tends to trigger a subjectively-biased selective memory process as a survival mechanism to help you cope with feelings of loss. Another inte