Emily Balcetis: Why some people find exercise harder than others
एमिली बालसेटिस: कई लोगो को व्यायाम इतर लोगो से कठिन क्यूँ लगता है
Social psychologist Emily Balcetis explores perception, motivation, goal-setting and decision-making from conscious and nonconscious levels. Full bio
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a photograph of a person,
अफसोस या संदेह कहा हो,
something entirely different,
पूरी तरह से कुछ अलग कहा हो,
through own mind's eye.
अपने मन की आंखों से।
जो कैलोरी की गिनती नहीं कर रहे हैं |
had a hot night at the plate.
जो अच्छा कर रहे हैं ।
decided to test this question.
यह प्रश्न की परीक्षा का निर्णय लिया
was running for president
पहली बार राष्ट्रपती
thought photographs like these
ऐसे फोटोग्राफ्स विचार किया
that what we were changing
हम फोटोग्राफ बदल रहे थे
when I look at a person,
वस्तू, या घटना देखती हूँ, उस समय
is actually relatively small.
helps us fill in that gap.
is a subjective experience,
is thinking and feeling
पूरी दुनिया अलग दिखती होगी?
हमने शुरुवात की
decided to delve deeply
to manage their weight,
keep the pounds off.
the best of intentions
अपने मन की दृष्टी
to testing these questions,
पहली स्टेप
circumference of their waist,
circumference of their hips.
less physically fit
states of their body
कितना मेह्सूस होता है
they perceived the distance.
निर्भर होता है|
to the finish line
perceived the environment.
अपने परिस्थिति की धरना रखते है
the finish line as closer
उससे ज्यादा नजदीक दिखती होगी|
कुछ परिणाम होता है क्या?
experiences in this way,
few other tests of fitness.
परिक्षाए लेने को कहा|
to exercise any more.
प्रेरणा नहीं मिल रही|
met their fitness goals
to do anything else.
based on our feedback,
motivated to exercise.
to make it to the finish line.
walk to the finish line,
दुरी का अंदाज लगाने को कहा
the distance as farther,
जिन लोगो के पास
motivated to exercise
रखनेवाले लोगो को
to a manageable goal
in the near future
बदल सकता है|
ऐसा सोचा था
the vision science literature
we came up with a strategy
your eyes on the prize."
हमे एक युक्ति सूझी
their attention on the finish line,
इसके बारे में|
lamp post off to the left.
who used this strategy
of their body weight.
उनकी तुलना में|
उनकी तुलना में|
1980 Chevy Citation
ज्यादा तेज चलने केलिए
अच्छा आरोग्य का मतलब सिर्फ
through our own mind's eye,
street in Stockholm, with two cars.
वः दो कार है|
that one of us is right
through our mind's eye,
to see it differently.
अलग तरीके से देखना सिखा सकते है
because a meeting ran long,
मेरी दोस्त परेशान दिखती
bed than go to the movies.
when everybody looks
सोना होता है
are other ways of seeing them.
देखने को याद दिलाती हूँ
feeling empathy instead.
that way all the time.
to see it differently,
सिख सकते है
मिला की यह हो भी सकता है
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Emily Balcetis - PsychologistSocial psychologist Emily Balcetis explores perception, motivation, goal-setting and decision-making from conscious and nonconscious levels.
Why you should listen
The world around us often seems insurmountable, with all the cards stacked against us -- but as social psychologist Emily Balcetis seeks to show, it doesn't have to be that way. Through her research at New York University she explores how small differences in perception, whether conscious or nonconscious, can have potentially major consequences. For example, in a series of studies conducted in 2009 Balcetis helped show that people who saw Barack Obama as lighter skinned tended to report voting for him in the 2008 presidential election -- and vice versa.
Her current work focuses on how video evidence can bias jury members differently and how our vision can work against us when it comes to effective exercise. Balcetis' goal is to show that through our awareness of these biases, we can also overcome them, for an ever so slightly less daunting world.
Emily Balcetis | Speaker | TED.com