The Unstoppable Urge: Mastering the Irresistible-Impulse Test
You ever feel saying you really want to do? Like, do you ever just really want another piece of pizza, or feel checking your phone a hundred times a day? It's super fascinating to study these kinds of things. So let's jump into five big topics about this and see how we can get better at not giving in to those super strong wants.
Number one, dealing with those strong food wants.
Number two, dealing with the endless urge to check our phones.
Number three, holding back on those spur-of-the-moment buys.
Number four, not putting off things you should do now.
Number five, not doing things that could cause trouble.
Intense food desires are like the most a type of really intense want we deal with. Research in the journal says that people are more likely to give in and eat while they are experiencing upset or boredom.
To overcome those food cravings, try to figure what causes you to desire it intensely, and exchange it for something healthier. Like, if you're jonesing for sugar, go for some healthy options instead.
Between phones and social networking, it's like we can't stop looking at our phones all the time. APA says that looking at our phones a lot can make us more nervous and depressed. So to reducing phone checking, schedule specific times when you can look at it, and try to adhere to for 30 minutes each occasion.
Spending money on a whimish impulse can lead to stress and create excessive clutter in your living space. The Journal of Consumer Behavior says individuals tend to impulsively purchase items when they're feeling good. To curb impulsive buying, develop a budget and delay purchasing unnecessary items for a full day.
Postponing tasks is often due to a lack of desire to complete a task. The Journal of Decision Making and Behavior says that creating a plan with set deadlines and breaking down large tasks into smaller ones can help you stop Postponing tasks. So compile a to-do list and determine which items are the most critical to stay on schedule.
Engaging in risky activities, like DUI (driving under the influence) or Engaging in negligent sexual activities, can really ruin your existence. The CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) says it's extremely important to make wise decisions. To shun hazardous activities, become informed about the potential dangers and consider how your actions could cause harm to your destiny.
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