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Deprivation Curiosity
Deprivation Curiosity is when we have a gap in a certain type of information that makes us restless, and in an urgent need for the same. It is focused on the destination.
Example: We see an actor and cannot remember his name, and feel restless and anxious as the name is on the tip of our tongue. Later when we google and find the answer, we feel relieved, as we are no longer deprived of that information.
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Interest Curiosity
Interest Curiosity is when we are having a pleasurable interest in knowledge. It is focused on the journey or the path.
Example: Diving into the internet for enjoyment and learning a lot of new stuff, feeling satisfied and content.
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Unwinding Our Anxiety: The Curiosity Exercise
- Sit, lie or stand in a quiet, comfortable place.
- Recall your recent anxiety experience where you went through a habitual loop.
- Check your body sensations.
- See what exactly you feel and name the sensation, like tense, or restless.
- Find ou...
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Curiosity
Curiosity is a natural phenomenon that helps people move into new experiences, tapping their inherent powers of wonder and inquisitiveness. Curiosity is an ideal positive state of openness and engagement, no matter what our culture or background is.
Curiosity can help us h...
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Perceptual curiosity
The curiosity we feel when something surprises us or when something doesn’t quite agree with what we know or think we know.
That is felt as an unpleasant state, as an adversity state. It’s a bit like an itch that we need to scratch. That’s why we try to find out the infor...
Curiosity: evolution of the concept
Curiosity was first pictures as an unpleasant state that we were motivated to decrease.
In 1994, George Loewenstein offered a more modern take in his information-gap theory. His theory stated that curiosity was driven from the gap between what you ...
Perceptual curiosity
That’s the curiosity we feel when something surprises us or when something doesn’t quite agree with what we know or think we know.
- That is felt as an unpleasant state, as an adversity state.
- It’s a bit like an itch that we nee...
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