Monikatselu
Monikatselu is a term used in the field of psychology and cognitive science to describe the phenomenon where individuals perceive their own name or initials in random or unrelated stimuli. This effect is often observed in various contexts, including reading, listening to music, or even in dreams. The term is derived from the Finnish word "moni," meaning many, and "katselu," meaning seeing, reflecting the idea that many people experience this phenomenon.
The first documented case of monikatselu was reported by the Finnish psychologist Juhani Aarne in 1967. Since
Monikatselu is not limited to any specific group or demographic. It has been observed in individuals of
Despite numerous studies, the exact cause of monikatselu remains unclear. However, it is generally agreed that