Inside Out From Pixar Psychology
In the movie Inside Out from Pixar that we watched in the class period last week we learned how new memories can be created. The movie is successful by showing us how emotions can be driven by certain events and how it can control our state of mind. The film gives us multiple examples to show individuals how the human brain can react to certain things and how it can control their behavior. This also teaches psychology to people who are not aware of how the human brain can work and function.
Because of how new memories can be created, in the film it shows us numerous ways on how emotions can affect the way a person thinks. For example when Riley moves to San Fransisco, she starts missing Minnesota so she gets upset. Sadness controls this emotion
Because of how new memories can be created, in the film it shows us numerous ways on how emotions can affect the way a person thinks. For example when Riley moves to San Fransisco, she starts missing Minnesota so she gets upset. Sadness controls this emotion