Psycho-Cybernetics
Psycho Cybernetics Learning Emotions Control
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What is psycho-cybernetics?
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Psycho-Cybernetics is a psychological self-help book written by Maxwell Maltz in 1960. The book explores the connections between human psychology and technology, proposing that the principles of cybernetics (a field of study that deals with control and communication in machines and living beings) can be applied to improve human behavior.
Maltz, an American plastic surgeon and self-proclaimed "cyberneticist," developed his theory after observing himself during a reconstructive surgery. He noticed that when he looked at his reflection, he wouldn't accept the changes he made to his face. This phenomenon led him to develop Psycho-Cybernetics as a framework for understanding human psychology and behavior.
The core idea of Psycho-Cybernetics is that humans are complex systems, with multiple feedback loops and self-regulating mechanisms. Just like machines, we have inputs (sensory data), processes (thoughts and emotions), and outputs (actions). The key difference between humans and machines lies in our ability to learn, adapt, and modify our behavior through experience and practice.
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