Jeroen van Baar
Jeroen van Baar, PhD, was born into the Millennial generation in the Dutch town of Apeldoorn. He studied Liberal Arts & Sciences at University College Utrecht and obtained his PhD in cognitive neuroscience at Radboud University, before leaving on a two-year postdoctoral fellowship at Brown University. In 2014 he published the book "The Achievement Generation" about the performance pressure, achievement anxiety and surprising life dissatisfaction of his own generation.
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How expectations are created around us in an unconscious way, and how this influence the happiness. Fantastic lecture! Thanks a lot.
I have learnt the value of being satisfied in life. How it contributes to less pressure, contribute to happiness. I learnt the value of intrinsic motivation and why it is important. I really enjoyed the lecture and loved the relevant and clear examples.
Easy to understand, good mix of material and interesting topic.
De drie pijlers voor intrinsieke motivatie vond ik erg interessant, maar ook het stukje over op wie je jaloers bent en op wie niet.
Dat verwachtingen goed zijn, kader deze alleen anders wordt het lastig om gelukkig te zijn.
Dat ik het best goed die 👌
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