Psychotherapist Dr. Timur Harzadin, in the joint broadcast of Radio Traffic, said that those who are unhappy in their relationship have a higher risk of having a traffic accident. Harzadı also stated that the risk of getting Alzheimer's for motorcycle users decreased.
This week, Psychotherapist Dr. Timur Harzadin was the guest. same zamHarzadin, who is currently a motorcycle driver, pointed out that people who have a problematic relationship with their spouse or girlfriend are more likely to have an accident while driving in traffic. Dr. Timur Harzadin underlined that the incidence of Alzheimer's disease, which has increased in recent years, is low in people who use motorcycles.
“HOW THE RELATIONSHIP GOES REFLECTS IN DAILY LIFE”
Psychotherapist Dr. Timur Harzadin, emphasizing that the relationships we have in our private life also affect our driving, said, “Our brain spends most of its energy on romantic relationships. If your relationship with your spouse or lover is going well, you can transfer it to other parts of your life. People who have good relationships can also be successful in business life. They don't have any trouble driving. If a person's relationship is not going well, it will reflect negatively on his life. People who drive cars are more likely to have an accident. Due to the lack of concentration, it may be difficult to focus on the road. That's why it's important how people live their relationships." made the statement.
"Let's not hit the road while our minds are confused"
Stating that bad human psychology carries some risks in traffic, Dr. Timur Harzadin, !While I was having problems with my job in my mind, something happened to me while I was driving. When I should have reacted immediately, I react late due to the complex mind and my risk of accident increases. People who set off in this way can put themselves and other people in traffic at risk. It would be a better way not to set out when our minds are confused. If possible, we should go out to traffic after we calm ourselves down. If this becomes permanent, we should seek professional support.” made its assessment.
“MOTORCYCLE USERS HAVE MORE PERCEPTIONS”
Stating that motorcycle drivers say they feel comfortable, good, calm and serene, Psychotherapist Dr. Timur Harzadin stated that he started to think about the reasons for this and said, “The wind and the feeling of freedom provide comfort in people. The vibration of the engine discharges the bad feelings in your body. A motorcycle is not like driving an automobile. The mind of the person driving the car can go elsewhere. Motorcycle riders can focus on easier events in daily life as they only focus on driving. Since motorcyclists are looking directly into the distance, they can also observe themselves and life. These people have a greater sense of perception and ability to see the future.” used the phrases.
THE EFFECT OF MOTORCYCLE DRIVING ON DAILY LIVES
“Some people think about what life will be like in 5 years, some people don't.” said Dr. Harzadin said, “Since motorcyclists are constantly looking at the horizon, they are more prone to these kinds of things. Our brain allows us to reflect this in our lives after a while if we are doing something well. Because they have to stay in balance, they can prevent minor accidents in daily life.” he said.
“THE RISK OF ANYONE DRIVING A MOTORCYCLE TO HAVE ALZHEIMER IS VERY LOW”
Timur Harzad stated that riding a motorcycle can also be used as personal development. Noting that riding a motorcycle has many social and spiritual benefits, Dr. Harzad said, “The motorcycle has benefits such as contacting yourself, meeting new people, enduring difficulties. Our brains are overworked because of the need to balance. Because the brain is constantly working, new connections are made. The probability of someone who rides a motorcycle to have Alzheimer's is also very low.” spoke his words.
“There are those who use dangerous vehicles to harm themselves”
Talking about another psychological dimension of driving, Dr. Harzadin used striking expressions:
“People with extreme mental problems also drive more risky. Those who think "I will survive even if I die" try to harm themselves by driving dangerously because they are afraid to do this on their own. I recommend that people with this mindset do not ride motorcycles and seek psychological support.”
WHY ARE WE ANGRY IN TRAFFIC?
Psychotherapist Dr. Timur Harzadin, on why he was treated angry in traffic, said, “When you go into traffic, people start to return to their inner world. Some people can be more nervous and angry when they are on the road when they are normally calm. Our brains are starting to generate some emotions in traffic, or to connect with them. One of the ways to get rid of this feeling is to pass it on to other people. It can be comforting to anger others while driving dangerously. If we look deeper, we transfer our inner feelings to others, which are feelings from childhood.” he said.
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