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Well, today, I'm going to talk about "people arbitrarily select and capture the information they need."

But before that, please.

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Then it's the main topic.

People are exposed to a lot of information, aren't they?

For example, people who come and go outside, cars, trains, or advertisements in the city.

I don't think I'm usually very conscious of it, but eyes, ears, smells, and hot and cold are also input as information.

But it's strange, isn't it?

We certainly touch all the information using those five senses, we should feel the skin feeling, but it's not memorable at all.

Or don't you feel like it didn't even happen?

That's right.

No matter where we go, we should be using these five senses to touch various information, but there is very little information that we can put into ourselves.

In other words, most of the information is ignored and not supposed to be done.

Then the question remains as to why, which one is left, which one is thrown away, and how to sort it out.

Today's blog is where the answer comes out.

Then, I'll tell you from the answer right away.

That is, only the information you need at that time is determined by the conscious and unconscious and kept in your memory.

For example, when you pass the crosswalk, you check if there is a car coming from the right or left.

This means that I'm consciously checking the left and right so that I don't get involved in an accident.

The information you need at this time can be a car, a bicycle, or a person walking from the other side.

In other words, consciousness and unconsciousness are aware of all the elements that you will be involved in an accident in an instant, and the consciousness and unconscious are separating whether it will work against you.

Of course, at this time, I don't care about other information at all.

The surrounding scenery is probably not input as information at all, so what kind of building was standing, how many pedestrians were there over there, the birds flying at that time, and information that has nothing to do with the accident naturally does not come into my mind. It is.

In psychology, this is called the cocktail party effect, but the cocktail party effect is a way of thinking that focuses on unconsciousness and hearing, so I will supplement that the other four senses and consciousness are removed.

Please google it for details.

Next, I'm going to talk about how to make use of this phenomenon in everyday life, but in fact, this can be used in various ways.

A representative example is, "The information that jumped in is the information you need the most at that time."

If you know this, you will be able to know what you are most interested in right now.

When you lose sight of what you want to do or the purpose, when you get stuck at work, you look around the surrounding scenery and analyze what attracted you the most in your own way.

Then, the answer may be the one I'm most attracted to.

For example, let's say that you are too busy to forget that you haven't eaten, and the yakitori signboard jumps into your mind as information.

This moment when I saw it, in other words, Mr. Unconscious is telling us using the yakitori sign saying, "Let's eat because we haven't eaten."

That's where I notice it.

"Ah! Speaking of which, I haven't eaten today."

Other than that, "What kind of advertisement design should I use?" When you're thinking about it, you can see various flyers, signs, and how to write pops, right?

It's the same.

The information I need the most at that time is the design of various flyers for reference.

In this way, by using your five senses to analyze what kind of information has jumped into you now, you will understand what you are most attracted to now.

As I said before, if you don't have a purpose or something you want to do, or if you lose sight of it, or if you can't find the answer due to problems in business, school relations, or human relations, please look around and feel all the information with your five senses.

Then I'm sure the surrounding information will tell you the answer.

So how was it, today's story?

Was it a little helpful?

Every day like this, we use psychology to disseminate useful information in daily life, and incorporate brain mechanisms to disseminate useful information for daily life.

If you are interested, please read my past blog as well.

I'm sure the information you need now is falling.

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