Scientists have explained why women’s brains see problems even where they don’t
Scientists from Harvard University found the reasons why the female brain sees problems where they are absent. They concluded that ladies usually begin to “wind up” themselves when they are at rest.
And most often, those who have no significant problems, and therefore begin to pay attention to unimportant details, are looking for problems from scratch.
A series of experiments was conducted at Harvard's own laboratories. A group of ladies volunteers showed photographs of photobots. They were captured people with different facial expressions - evil and innocent. While the pictures were changing, women began to see a “threat” even in pictures of people with cute, open and smiling faces.
I.e the brain, remembering that somewhere ahead, there might still be pictures of evil faces, automatically began to look for signs of the problem where it did not exist.
Women tend to slightly more than men, to compare the events of today with past life experiences, experts explained. And that is why they often find reasons for unrest "in advance" and "just in case."
You can get rid of the bad habit of worrying about nothing, scientists say. To do this, you need to make a good habit of maintaining a plan from which, as you complete, the goals achieved and the work done will be deleted.
This will give confidence in their abilities.
