Part 1:- Behaviors and Acts
are all explained in the Mentalism. They are consciously and unconsciously
speaking volume. Freud, (1913) in his psychoanalysis psychodynamics called it
slip or a dream. His Talk Therapy articulated that hiding or a hidden #PROBLEM,
unconsciously, is rather the biggest problem of all.
Psychologist Deci and Ryan research said it well in their Self-Determination Theory (SDT) of motivation. SDT is the greatest boost of one's behavior and learning in life as whole. If you don't feel inherently accomplished (Intrinsically motivated) in your life goals, no matter how the world colors you or falls on you, you will be still #Empty inside and less empowered.
So, aligning your life goals
with your actions in regard to your introspection, regardless of the critics,
will be the greatest achievement and empowerment (Oxytocin), which is
#FeelingContent, feel eager build a far greater society with optimism,
irrespective of the critics.
Intrinsic rewards are contrary
to the mere plain acceptance of the premature satisfaction triggered by the
artificial external environment (Extrinsic Dopamine Release) which will create
dependency and withdraw syndrome. Extrinsic rewards are opposite of the naturally
feeling #Content phenomenon of SDT.
Also, referencing "Maslow
Hierarchy Of Needs" (Google This), i.e. the highest point -
#SelfActualization, which is not taught or passed on or inherited. Rather, it
is learned throughout the stages of life by experiencing #Emotional, #Physical,
#Spiritual and #Social changes that empower someone with congruent ethical,
legal and moral standards (not charisma, rather pragmatism).
Go Figure!
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