Discover a few intriguing psychology facts that might take you by surprise! 

1. In the vast majority of cases, whenever someone mentions that they have to ask you a question, you find yourself recollecting all the bad things or missteps you have done lately. This is called negativity bias.

2. When you eat an apple, onion, and potato with your nose plugged, you'll notice that they all have a similar taste.

3. It is often said that our eyes serve as the gateway to our innermost selves. When it comes to spotting a liar, observing their gaze can guide you towards the truth. Individuals who are being untruthful might stare or evasive eye contact during crucial moments, indicating that they are searching for the right words by shifting their gaze.

4. By simply closing your eyes, you can enhance your capacity to remember visual and auditory details. If you're struggling to remember where you left your car keys, take a moment to close your eyes and give it another attempt. It seems that people close their eyes naturally and automatically when remembering. Perhaps because it really works!

5. People look more attractive when they speak about the things they are really interested in.

6. The spotlight effect deceives us into thinking that we are being observed more than we actually are. We have a tendency to overestimate the extent to which others pay attention to our appearance, behavior, and actions in public. However, the truth is that most people are preoccupied with their own matters and prioritize their own concerns and objectives rather than constantly observing others.

7. Pay attention to the eye color of someone you meet for the first time. It's not specifically about the color itself, but rather the act of taking the time to notice their eye color. When we make an effort to observe someone's eye color, it naturally extends the duration of our eye contact. This can be advantageous in social settings, as it enhances your confidence, attractiveness, and charisma.

8. Sarcasm has the potential to foster the generation of creative ideas. In 2015, Scientific American cited a study demonstrating that individuals who employ sarcasm, as well as those who are exposed to sarcastic individuals, may exhibit an elevated level of creativity.

Explore this video to uncover a plethora of fascinating psychological facts that are sure to leave you astonished. Delve into insightful explanations and confirmations of various observations you may have made about yourself and others.