¿Por qué tenemos Déjà Vu?

The video explores the phenomenon of déjà vu, discussing its possible causes and theories. It covers the relationship between perception and consciousness, and how memory processes might lead to déjà vu experiences. The video also delves into related phenomena such as cortical blindness, unconscious sight, jamais vu, and the tip of the tongue phenomenon.

What is one theory about why déjà vu occurs?

• It is a result of a past life.

• It is an error in the Matrix.

• It is a glitch in our memory processing.

• It is a sign of future events.

At what age does déjà vu become more frequent?

• After 30 years old

• After 20 years old

• After 15 years old

• After 8 years old

Which part of the brain is involved in processing images and making them conscious?

• Temporal lobe

• Amygdala

• Tectum

• Occipital lobe

What is the phenomenon where people can react to stimuli without being aware of them?

• Presque vu

• Cortical blindness

• Unconscious sight

• Jamais vu

Which hypothesis suggests that déjà vu occurs due to a memory shortcut to long-term memory?

• Consciousness hypothesis

• Perception hypothesis

• Memory processing hypothesis

• Attention hypothesis

What is the term for the feeling of experiencing something for the first time, even though it has happened before?

• Jamais vu

• Cortical blindness

• Déjà vu

• Presque vu

What is the term for the feeling of knowing something but being unable to recall it?

• Tip of the tongue

• Presque vu

• Jamais vu

• Déjà vu