A Cognitive Analysis of COVID-19 II
Christian Hunt
25 years: Behavioural science & compliance
In the second video of this COVID Cognition series, Christian outlines how we can overcome and improve on the weaknesses highlighted by COVID-19, and provides a unique technique - 'Outrageous Opposites' to overcome our irrational thought processes.
In the second video of this COVID Cognition series, Christian outlines how we can overcome and improve on the weaknesses highlighted by COVID-19, and provides a unique technique - 'Outrageous Opposites' to overcome our irrational thought processes.
A Cognitive Analysis of COVID-19 II
10 mins 25 secs
COVID-19 has caused significant disruption to our lives and ways of working. In this session, we explore the common responses that our brains are likely to have to the situation and a technique that we can use to overcome that.
Key learning objectives:
Understand why we often put major challenges, like COVID-19 in the “too hard” box
Explore what some of the common responses to COVID-19 were and why people adopted them
Learn a technique you can use to overcome the limitations of our ways of thinking
Christian Hunt
16:12
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