Test 2 pt1 Flashcards

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What is a Goal

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Specific, measurable outcome or result you want to achieve in the future (long term, short term)
ex: Run a marathon

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What is a habit

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  • Regularly repeated behavior, usually done automatically.
  • Driven by cue and reward
    ex: brush your teeth every morning
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What is a routine

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  • Series of habits or actions you follow in a set sequence, often at specific times, to structure part of your day.
    Ex: morning skincare routine
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What is the perceptive of William James on the formation of habit

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Our conscious experience is shaped by habits:
Our ‘experience’ is almost entirely determined by our habit of attention

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Researchers at Harvard studying cellphone GPS data of participants were able to predict participants’ mobility with …… accuracy

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93%

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What are the 4 stage of the habit loop

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  1. Cue: trigger that initiates the habit
  2. Craving: desire or motivation behind the habit
  3. Response: The actual action or behavior that forms the habit. It depends on the amount of effort required and your ability.
  4. Reward: The satisfying outcome you get from the habit, reinforcing it for future repetition
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What are the 4 laws of behaviour change for building and breaking an habits

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building:
Make it obvious, Make it attractive, Make it easy and make it satisfying.
Breaking:
Make it invisible, Make it unattractive, Make it hard and Make it unsatisfying

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Environment and the Cues

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Humans tend towards the “default,” simpler option.But we can change the default option by removing barriers to desired action;
add barriers to undesired action.
⚬ The environment shapes human behaviour

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What two things are bundled in temptation bundling

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Wants : actions that provide short-term pleasure but no long-term benefits,
Shoulds : provide long-term benefits but often involve short-term pain.
So we pair em up!

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