Cue routine reward

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🔁 The habit loop is a concept from behavioral science that describes the process through which habits are formed and maintained. It consists of 3 key components: cue, routine, & reward. ⌚ Cues can be anything from the time of day, a location, or other actions. The cue triggers the routine which can be physical, mental, or emotional. 💪 After the routine is completed, the reward reinforces the connection between the cue & the behavior, creating a loop. ✨ Over time, the brain begins to…

We've all been in the situation where we're looking to change some of our past habits. Whether these are new… by sirwinchester

Raise your hand if you're stuck in an unhelpful habit hoop? ⁠ ⁠ Do this loop sound familiar to you? ⁠ ➡️ It all starts with a cue – something that triggers your brain toward a certain behavior. ⁠ ➡️ This leads to a craving – the desire or motivation behind the habit, like wanting to relieve stress, boost your mood, or feel connected. ⁠ ➡️ Then comes the response – the habit or action you take in response to that craving. ⁠ ➡️ Finally, there's the reward – the satisfaction or benefit you get…

This is a featured article!This page was featured as part of the Wiki Wednesday series. Once a month, Habitica staff highlight a helpful post from the Wiki with tips about productivity, wellness, and optimizing your use of Habitica! "The Habit Loop is a neurological loop that governs any habit. The habit loop consists of three elements: a cue, a routine, and a reward. Understanding these elements can help in understanding how to change bad habits or form better ones." - Duhigg, C. (2012)…

The Habit Loop based on Charles Duhigg's in The Power of Habit. He explains "The 3 R's of Habit Formation" - Reminder, Routine, and Reward. 1️⃣ Reminder/Cue: Something that signals the brain to initiate the habit. 2️⃣ Routine: The behavior of the habit itself. 3️⃣ Reward: The positive outcome/result. For example, everyday I want to stretch every night before going to bed: My cue: I brush my teeth My routine: Then I stretch for 5-10 minutes My reward: I feel good and tell myself "good job!"