Psychology of Hooks
Breakdown of the psychological mechanisms behind high-performing social media hooks. The first 3 seconds decide whether you get ignored — or go viral.
THE GOAL
Get the viewer to stay for at least 3 seconds.
After that, retention rate increases dramatically.
A Pattern Interrupt breaks the viewer's autopilot within the first 1–3 seconds and forces the brain to re-engage. Your brain is wired to look for patterns. When something breaks that pattern, dopamine spikes and attention locks in.
⊞ HOW IT WORKS
Your brain is wired to look for patterns.
When something breaks that pattern,
dopamine spikes and attention locks in.
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