What psychological facts shock you?

Flashbulb Memory: Imagine your brain taking a super-clear photo of a moment, like a flashbulb going off. You remember every detail, but it's not always accurate. Your brain sometimes adds or changes things over time.

Tip of the Tongue Phenomenon: It's like having a word on the tip of your tongue but not quite getting it. Your brain knows it, but it's playing hide-and-seek. It happens when the connection to the word is momentarily fuzzy.

Regression Autism: Picture going back to an earlier stage of understanding or behavior, like rewinding a video. In autism, some individuals might display behaviors typical of a younger age, showing the complexity of developmental processes.

Spotlight Effect: It's like feeling there's a spotlight on you, thinking everyone notices everything you do. In reality, people are often too busy with their own stuff to pay as much attention as you think.