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El viaje de la mente humana | Prince Kumar | TEDxCUH

Título original: The Journey of the Human Mind | Prince Kumar | TEDxCUH

16 oct 202612:23
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Esta charla de psicología analiza si un solo pensamiento puede decidir si un revés nos derrota o nos hace crecer. Describe cómo los pensamientos internos se convierten en emociones y, con el tiempo, en rasgos de personalidad arraigados. El orador se apoya en la neuroplasticidad y en la logoterapia de Viktor Frankl. Según explica, las personas reaccionan de forma distinta ante el mismo fracaso según su valoración cognitiva. La charla se presentó en un evento TEDx organizado de forma independiente.

En este vídeo
  • Cómo los pensamientos moldean emociones y rasgos de personalidad
  • Neuroplasticidad y logoterapia de Viktor Frankl
  • Capital psicológico: esperanza, autoeficacia, resiliencia y optimismo
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What if the difference between being defeated by a setback and thriving after one simply comes down to a fleeting thought? Speaking from a psychological perspective, this talk explores how our internal thoughts transit into emotions, which eventually harden into our defining personality traits. Drawing on the concepts of neuroplasticity and Viktor Frankl's logotherapy, the speaker illustrates how different individuals react to the exact same failures based on their cognitive appraisal rather than the event itself. The central idea is simple: while we cannot always control the challenging situations we face—including health crises or exam failures—cultivating Psychological Capital (PsyCap) through hope, self-efficacy, resilience, and optimism gives us the ultimate freedom to choose our response and overcome adversity. Prince has qualified several prestigious national and institutional competitive examinations in Psychology, including NET-JRF (2021), GATE (2022), DUET Ph.D. (2022), UP-PGT (2021), DSSSB EVGC (2023), DRDO Scientist ‘B’ (2023), and UP Assistant Professor (2025). His core strength lies in advanced psychological insight, with a keen ability to interpret implicit meanings, identify underlying patterns, and understand human behaviour. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx

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