Name: Bura Dekh Kar Achha Kyun Lagta Hai? | Human Psychology
Uploaded: 2025-09-14T19:10:00.037225+05:30
Duration: 3 min 46 s
Channel: Avinash Kumar

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Bura Dekh Kar Achha Kyun Lagta Hai?

Avinash Kumar

Dekho, insaan kitna ajeeb hota hai, doosron ko dukh mein dekh ke khush hota hai! Aaj ke Seekho app ke video mein hum is psychological phenomenon ko explore karenge. Avinash Kumar aapko batayenge ki kyun log accident scenes par help karne ke bajaye videos banate hain aur kis tarah se humari brain chemistry, jaise dopamine release, is behavior ko influence karti hai. Ye sab kuch human psychology ke angle se samajhne ki koshish karenge, jahaan hum discuss karenge 'deservedness effect' aur kaise tragedy aur accidents naturally hamari attention ko attract karte hain. Ye video na sirf aapko enlighten karega balki aapko ye bhi samjhayega ki kyun aise negative events zyada viral hote hain aur kis tarah se doosron ke pain se hum indirectly seekh sakte hain. Zaroor dekhiye ye fascinating video sirf Seekho app par.
 
Bura dekhkar achha lagta hai kyunki dimaag ko alag thrill, curiosity aur chup-chupi wali psychology se maza milta hai, yahi janoge aap aaj ke episode me.
 
Explore the intriguing world of human psychology with Avinash Kumar in this Seekho App video. Delve into why people sometimes derive pleasure from others' misfortunes, a phenomenon backed by psychological reasons. Avinash discusses scenarios like witnessing an accident and the public's reaction, emphasizing the role of brain chemistry and societal behaviors in shaping our responses. Learn about the 'deservedness effect' and how our brains process events, comparing ourselves to others and finding solace in their challenges. This video not only sheds light on the darker aspects of human nature but also encourages understanding these instincts for better self-awareness. Tune in for a thought-provoking session on the official Seekho series on human psychology.

Dekho, insaan kitna ajeeb hota hai, doosron ko dukh mein dekh ke khush hota hai! Aaj ke Seekho app ke video mein hum is psychological phenomenon ko explore karenge. Avinash Kumar aapko batayenge ki kyun log accident scenes par help karne ke bajaye videos banate hain aur kis tarah se humari brain chemistry, jaise dopamine release, is behavior ko influence karti hai. Ye sab kuch human psychology ke angle se samajhne ki koshish karenge, jahaan hum discuss karenge 'deservedness effect' aur kaise tragedy aur accidents naturally hamari attention ko attract karte hain. Ye video na sirf aapko enlighten karega balki aapko ye bhi samjhayega ki kyun aise negative events zyada viral hote hain aur kis tarah se doosron ke pain se hum indirectly seekh sakte hain. Zaroor dekhiye ye fascinating video sirf Seekho app par.
 
Explore the intriguing world of human psychology with Avinash Kumar in this Seekho App video. Delve into why people sometimes derive pleasure from others' misfortunes, a phenomenon backed by psychological reasons. Avinash discusses scenarios like witnessing an accident and the public's reaction, emphasizing the role of brain chemistry and societal behaviors in shaping our responses. Learn about the 'deservedness effect' and how our brains process events, comparing ourselves to others and finding solace in their challenges. This video not only sheds light on the darker aspects of human nature but also encourages understanding these instincts for better self-awareness. Tune in for a thought-provoking session on the official Seekho series on human psychology.

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