Many of us find ourselves wriggling while we work, squirming in our seats and fiddling with our fingers. There are 1001 different ways to fidget. You might bounce your leg up and down, or play with your hair. You might find yourself nibbling or examining your fingernails, picking your nose...
I would press any that I saw, so important ones did have to be out of my reach. 我会按我看到的所有按钮,所以重要的按钮必须让我够不着。 Yes, he said buttons are a temptation. 是的,他说按钮是一个诱惑。 A temptation is something that makes you want to do something, 诱惑是令你想做某...
Yet despite being interested in what you're selling, they shift, fidget—and then inexplicably walk away. And a ‘sure sale' slips through your fingers forever! So what stops customers from buying? What stops them from moving ahead? What's really going on in your customer's brain? And ar...
My youngest child was four years old at the time and I very much created Bee Genius with him in mind. The bee theme makes the game more appealing to younger players, and I decided to make it a non-competitive, single-player game. That way, young players can focus on developing confiden...
I’ve carried assisted-openers before and never had one open. However, I have had an unassisted knife open slightly in my pocket. I don’t remember the circumstances that caused it, but any type of knife can be dangerous. Take a look at what could happen with an auto: ...
Pressing buttons may help mentally during tight situations, like a fidget cube. The process can also be visually pleasing, especially if player owns skins he/she likes. You can see many streamers and professional players who do that, especially younger ones. You rarely see this behavior from...
In fact, every time I stop typing to think of what I want to say next, I start rhythmically tapping my fingers in sequence on my keyboard. That’s stimming. I don’t think about it. I don’t do it on purpose. It isn’t a “behavior.” It happens naturally. It helps ...
Professor Connor went on to talk about our fidgeting instinct. As humans we love to fidget, we like to keep moving around, we can’t stay still for very long and we love to do stuff with our hands. Neil The professor talked about us being ...
How do you fall asleep?–Anastasia S. (Athens, Greece) When I can’t fall asleep, it’s either because my mind is caught in an anxious loop of some kind or my phone is keeping me up. The surefire fix to the anxious loop issue is to distract my mind with something else. ...
Professor Connor went on to talk about ourfidgetinginstinct. As humans we love tofidget, we like to keep moving around, we can’t stay still for very long and we love to do stuff with our hands. Neil The professor talked about us beingdigitalcreatures, which means creatures with fingers ...