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But the second main adjustment that they made was that hedonic adjustment.
But the second main adjustments that they made was that hedonic adjustments.
means less and less dopamine in the brain. This is something called “hedonic adaptation”.
The reason why we feel less excitement over time is because repetition means less and less dopamine in the brain, something called hedonic adaptation.
That's called hedonic adaptation, right?
That's called hedonic adaptation.
Because pleasure is so fleeting, brands keep sending us to what's called the hedonic treadmill.
Because pleasure is so fleeting, brands keep sending us to what's called the hedonic treadmill.
We also don't realize that our minds are built to get used to things, which is called hedonic adaptation.
We want to thwart our hedonic adaptation.
It's called the hedonic treadmill.
It's called the hedonic treadmill.
This phenomenon of constantly needing to achieve the next goal has a name, the hedonic treadmill.
This phenomenon of constantly needing to achieve the next goal has a name: the Hedonic Treadmill.
and this is the basis of the hedonic treadmill.
And this is the basis of the hedonic treadmill.
Next, embrace hedonic adaptation intelligently.
Hedonic adaptation is natural and refers to our tendency to quickly return to a relatively stable level of happiness after experiencing major positive or negative events or life changes.
Psychologists call this the hedonic treadmill.