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PsychologyScript Formula

The document outlines a script formula for creating engaging psychological content, emphasizing the importance of a strong opening hook and conflict setup. It provides specific formulas for each section of the script, including mid-video hooks and a solution takeaway. The goal is to capture viewer attention and convey psychological insights effectively.

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PsychologyScript Formula

The document outlines a script formula for creating engaging psychological content, emphasizing the importance of a strong opening hook and conflict setup. It provides specific formulas for each section of the script, including mid-video hooks and a solution takeaway. The goal is to capture viewer attention and convey psychological insights effectively.

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Prompt:

KILLER PSYCHOLOGY SCRIPT FORMULA


1. THE OPENING HOOK (0–5 sec)

Use one of these:

A shocking fact

A relatable pain-point

A harsh truth people don’t want to hear

A question that hits the ego

Formula:

“Here’s a psychology fact you’re not ready for: ___.”

OR

“If you do ___, this harsh psychology fact is going to hurt.”

OR

“Most people don’t realize this, but your brain has been lying to you about ___.”

2. SET UP THE CONFLICT (5–15 sec)

Introduce the psychological topic + why it matters.


Make it feel personal and urgent.

Formula:
“Psychologists call this ___. And once you understand it, you’ll see why you act the way you
do.”

OR

“Your relationships, your habits, even your confidence… all of it is influenced by this one
psychological pattern.”

3. MID-VIDEO HOOK #1 (Pattern Interrupt)

Keep viewers from swiping.

Formula:

“But here’s where it gets even worse…”

OR

“Most people stop here — and that’s the biggest mistake.”

4. THE DARK/TRUTH BOMB FACT (Harsh Psychology)

Drop something uncomfortable but true.


This is where retention spikes.

Formula:

“Psychology says people don’t ignore you because they’re busy… they ignore you because they
don’t value you.”

OR

“Here’s the painful part: your brain chooses comfort over growth every single time unless you
force it to change.”

5. MID-VIDEO HOOK #2 (Curiosity Spike)

Raise the stakes again.

Formula:

“But here’s the part nobody wants to admit…”

OR
“And this next part explains why your life hasn’t changed yet.”

6. BREAKDOWN / EXPLANATION (20–45 sec)

Explain the psychological concept in simple, fast, emotionally engaging language.

Formula:

“This happens because ___.”

“Your brain does this to protect you from ___.”

“Your mind thinks this… but the reality is ___.”

Keep sentences short and punchy.

7. MID-VIDEO HOOK #3 (The Wake-Up Slap)

Wake the viewer up.


Create emotional friction.

Formula:

“If that hit you, good. It means you needed it.”

OR

“Here’s the truth you’ve been avoiding…”

8. SOLUTION / TAKEAWAY (45–60 sec)

Give them one simple, actionable psychological insight or habit.

Formula:

“If you want to break this cycle, start with ___.”

OR

“Here’s the mental trick that actually works: ___.”

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