Facts about the human mind and emotions
2. WHEN IT COMES TO LOVE, IT'S ALL ABOUT THE CHEMISTRY
Love has a lot more to do with chemistry than you might think. Those feelings of getting butterflies in your stomach or sweaty palms when you are attracted to someone actually have scientific explanations. Certain chemicals such as dopamine and endorphins are released and these have a big influence in the relationships that we choose.
3. EMOTIONS ARE IN FACT PHYSICAL
As well as being a psychological phenomenon, emotions are also felt outside of the brain in the rest of the body, according to a study by a team of scientists from Finland. Certain parts of the body, especially the upper half, are heavily stimulated during emotions such as love, happiness and pride, whereas depression and sadness are linked to numbness.
5. FORCING A SMILE CAN MAKE YOU HAPPY
If you adjust your facial expression to reflect a certain emotion, you will actually begin to feel that emotion, studies have found. When you are happy you smile, right? But it works the other way, too. If you want to make yourself happy, all you have to do is force your face into a smile for around 30 seconds and you will instantly feel happier. It's that simple.
6. THE WAY YOU FEEL IS ALWAYS WRITTEN ON YOUR FACE
When a person experiences a strong emotion but tries to conceal their feelings, they let out a microexpression - a brief involuntary expression of emotion. Microexpressions occur so fast that they are often not seen in real time, but when recorded and analyzed in slow motion they can provide a fascinating insight into a person's true emotional state
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Q&A
How is the human mind capable of emotion?
because it is taking you over
caught up in sorrow
lost in the song
What are three facts about the human mind?
Some interesting facts about the human brain are: There are no pain receptors in the brain, so the brain can feel no pain. The human brain is the fattest organ in the body and may consists of at least 60% fat. Neurons develop at the rate of 250,000 neurons per minute during early pregnancy. Humans continue to make new neurons throughout life in response to mental activity.
