"Despite its widespread use, why do most people still not have a basic understanding of [insert topic]?"

Anxiety is a natural response to stress, but when it becomes excessive or interferes with daily life, it may be considered a disorder.

Avoidance of anxiety can make it worse, and accepting it may be more helpful.

Trust can be influenced by both genetic factors and socialization.

Distrust is primarily associated with socialization factors, while a tendency to trust is influenced by genetic factors.

Cognitive dissonance can play a role in not trusting information or changing one's mind after it has been proven wrong.

People with trust issues may struggle in romantic relationships and friendships.

The assumption of truth in what others tell us is known as truth-default theory.

Belief in evolution is not consistently associated with church attendance.

People's minds are more likely to be changed by information that is simple and easy to understand.

The concept of "change blindness" can prevent us from noticing changes in our environment or in other people.

People may have trouble believing in evolution due to conflicts with religious beliefs.

Our tendency to believe lies can be related to our "hyper-sociability," allowing for group cooperation and conformity.

Trust issues can be addressed by becoming self-aware, seeking support, and intentionally behaving differently.

The idea of "not believing everything you think or feel" emphasizes the importance of questioning and evaluating our thoughts and emotions.

Change in behavior takes time and effort, and it may be challenging in some cases.

Facts alone may not be enough to change people's minds, and understanding the underlying motivations and beliefs is crucial.