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2013
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collapse catecholamine hypothesis hope vs. disappointment curve unlearning curve belief unlearning disappointment life cycle of mental representations collapse catecholamine hypothesis disappointment belief elimination hope hope v. disappointment curve life cycle of mental representations ‘unlearning’ curveSujets proches
Thinking Thoughts Mind Mind Science, Mental Mental philosophy Mind Behavioral sciences Mind-body connection Somatopsychics Mind-cure Body and soul (Philosophy) Mind-body relations Body and mind Human body--Psychological aspects Mind Human intelligence Intelligence Mind Supposition Assumption Resultants Cerebrum Mind WritersCiter ce document
Christian Bourion et al., « Unlearning, a garbology of the mind », Revue internationale de psychosociologie et de gestion des comportements organisationnels, ID : 10670/1.f20462...
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The authors use the “hope vs. disappointment” curve to describe the life cycle of mental representations. They highlight the fact that at the end of the life cycle, these mental interpretations become first unnecessary and then mentally toxic and must be “unlearned,” i.e., eliminated, if the person concerned wishes to preserve their mental sanity and continue to manage the rest of their life in a way that will maintain their employability. The authors consider this elimination as comparable to the treatment of waste: a kind of garbology of the mind.
