according to surveys, those who take drugs and go to the drug mafia have weak sides and less strong sides
People who are easily attracted to drugs have weak points and inner weakness, they cannot think what they agree with, they are easily deceived, they probably also have weak Zeigarnik.
Zeigarnik effect
It postulates that people remember unfinished or interrupted tasks better than completed tasks. In Gestalt psychology, the Zeigarnik effect has been used to.
People who are easily attracted to drugs lack thinking and their inner consciousness is weak.
If a person has an inner consciousness and has a strong conscience, before doing something, he thinks to what extent this work is harmful to his health and financial problems.
The problems with being attracted to drugs are the same.
But there is another thing, some of the business owners encourage some of your girls to use drugs instead of raising the wages of girls or giving girls a position, they destroy the girls in the end.
Most women and girls fall into the trap of these dangerous gangs, who have a weak heart and are quick to give up and believe, and cannot think of what will happen in the end.Yes, drugs are mankind's greatest enemy, created by humans.
Those who have intelligence and humane and ethical principles, conscientiousness, common sense and logic, will never succumb to drugs. These weak and intellectually disabled people have either been traumatized or damaged in some way, which makes them vulnerable and fall easily to drugs. abuse.
What is the Zeigarnik effect?
What is the Zeigarnik effect?
One day, Dr. Bluma Zeigarnik, one of the prominent psychologists, ordered food at a restaurant. He realized that the waiters do not write down the list of customers' requests and they remember all the details until the time of serving the food, but moments after they deliver the food, they do not remember the details of the order. Zygarnik immediately began his research and experiments.
In his psychology laboratory, Zygarnik asked a group of people to answer a number of simple written questions. After a few of them, they were asked to stop answering the questions halfway through. After this experiment, he realized that those who left the answers half-finished remembered their questions and answers for a longer time, but this was not the case with the people who had answered all the questions and finished the work.
After this he did another experiment. He gathered two groups of people in a hall and played a movie for them. These people had not seen this film and were randomly selected from different social groups. For the first group it played the whole movie and for the second group it didn't show the last few minutes of the movie and cut the movie. So the first group watched the whole movie and the second group didn't see the end of the movie and actually didn't understand what happened at the end of the movie. A few days later, he called the people in these two groups and asked them questions about the film. For example, the names of the characters and the color of their shirts. Or, for example, what did a certain artist do, and they asked about the details of the film. Interestingly, the people in the other group, who had seen the unfinished film, had more details in mind.
This strange event attracted the attention of this researcher, and in 1927 Zygarnik's work was recorded in the world of psychology as a fact. What was originally envisioned by Zygarnik was the completion of the task with a sense of inner satisfaction, not just the completion of the assigned work.
This work shows that half-finished tasks constantly attract the human mind, and also that the human brain remembers incomplete tasks for a longer time compared to completed tasks, as it tries to disambiguate by thinking about them slowly and finally reach an inner satisfaction.
Zygarnik effect in marketing and sales
This work has many positive and negative uses in marketing and sales. According to this understanding of the customer's mind, it is possible to use this effect correctly or by giving incomplete information or talking about anything, it can make the customer's mind anxious and discourage them from buying.
For example, some companies make optimal use of this effect in electronic or social network marketing and entice the customer to look for the product by providing information. Stimulating the customer's curiosity is the factor that always makes the customer discover the subject and follow the subject of advertising or marketing.
Professional designers of advertising campaigns know very well that they should somehow involve their audience in a half-finished activity and when that activity was about to end, quickly introduce the customer to a new stage so that the audience somehow does not feel that the process is over and his mind Was always involved. This keeps that mechanism in their mind and the customer moves on to continue the activity at any point out of curiosity.
The Zigarnik effect can be negative when we give a lot of irrelevant and different information to the customer during the product introduction or sales negotiation and engage his mind, actually we move him away from the target and close the sale. Providing irrelevant information outside of the sales plan will cause serious damage to the progress of the sales negotiation, and the customer will not only show no interest in buying, but his mind will be occupied with other questions to which he must find answers. In sales negotiations, it is important to close the sale, and any issue that distracts us from closing the negotiation will be directly harmful to us.
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if someone very close to me were to take drugs I will never talk to them will never forgive them.
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