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03-12-2016, 06:26 PM
I got it from my mama: How to tell if your bad habits are inherited
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"Crap, I'm turning into my mother!"
If you haven't had this thought about your mother or someone else who raised you, just wait. Whether it's mannerisms, sayings or habits, many children "live what they learn" growing up.
SEE ALSO: Break your bad habits with these clever gadgets and apps (http://mashable.com/2016/02/09/gadgets-apps-achieve-goals/)
"What we learn, we do.*How could that **t be true?" affirms Dr. Dan Siegel,*neuropsychiatrist, executive director of the Mindsight Institute and founding co-director of Mindfulness Awareness Research Center.
In particular, the habits we learn from our parents or guardians can be extremely difficult to break. Our brains are more susceptible during our early years and therefore the things we learn become en*****ed, Siegel explains. "Because these neuroplastic changes are deep in the brain, they involve limbic areas below the cortex, and we can often feel that they are 'out of our control,' even though we can, in fact, change them." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/12/habits-inherited-parents/)
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"Crap, I'm turning into my mother!"
If you haven't had this thought about your mother or someone else who raised you, just wait. Whether it's mannerisms, sayings or habits, many children "live what they learn" growing up.
SEE ALSO: Break your bad habits with these clever gadgets and apps (http://mashable.com/2016/02/09/gadgets-apps-achieve-goals/)
"What we learn, we do.*How could that **t be true?" affirms Dr. Dan Siegel,*neuropsychiatrist, executive director of the Mindsight Institute and founding co-director of Mindfulness Awareness Research Center.
In particular, the habits we learn from our parents or guardians can be extremely difficult to break. Our brains are more susceptible during our early years and therefore the things we learn become en*****ed, Siegel explains. "Because these neuroplastic changes are deep in the brain, they involve limbic areas below the cortex, and we can often feel that they are 'out of our control,' even though we can, in fact, change them." Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/12/habits-inherited-parents/)
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