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Cloth Hanger On Head. The effect is consistent in males and females and it’s directional: A tiktok trend, which involves putting a hanger on your head to test the ‘hanger reflex’, is leaving people feeling freaked out. The hanger is then stretched and placed on the top of the head. As the name suggests, the trend sees people putting a coat hanger on their head, and waiting to see whether their head. People on tiktok are putting coat hangers on their heads, which causes them to involuntarily turn. Popcrush reports that an individual can expect their head to instinctively move to the left or the right. The hanger reflex is a human reflex. Tiktok hanger challenge has people placing a clothes hanger on their head to see if it causes their heads to turn. Apparently, there’s something known as the “hanger reflex,” which is an unexpected rotation of the head when the “unilateral frontotemporal region” of someone’s head is compressed by a hanger — that’s a fancy way of saying some people’s heads turn when they put a hanger on them. The challenge is simple and safe — all one needs is a clothes hanger and a phone to record themselves participating. Researchers created a specialized machine (not a hanger!) that presses on. You turn your head away from the hanger’s hook. Here's how the hanger reflex works, according to science.

As the name suggests, the trend sees people putting a coat hanger on their head, and waiting to see whether their head. The challenge is simple and safe — all one needs is a clothes hanger and a phone to record themselves participating. The hanger is then stretched and placed on the top of the head. Popcrush reports that an individual can expect their head to instinctively move to the left or the right. Tiktok hanger challenge has people placing a clothes hanger on their head to see if it causes their heads to turn. A tiktok trend, which involves putting a hanger on your head to test the ‘hanger reflex’, is leaving people feeling freaked out. You turn your head away from the hanger’s hook. The hanger reflex is a human reflex. Apparently, there’s something known as the “hanger reflex,” which is an unexpected rotation of the head when the “unilateral frontotemporal region” of someone’s head is compressed by a hanger — that’s a fancy way of saying some people’s heads turn when they put a hanger on them. People on tiktok are putting coat hangers on their heads, which causes them to involuntarily turn.

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Cloth Hanger On Head Here's how the hanger reflex works, according to science. Tiktok hanger challenge has people placing a clothes hanger on their head to see if it causes their heads to turn. As the name suggests, the trend sees people putting a coat hanger on their head, and waiting to see whether their head. Popcrush reports that an individual can expect their head to instinctively move to the left or the right. Researchers created a specialized machine (not a hanger!) that presses on. Here's how the hanger reflex works, according to science. A tiktok trend, which involves putting a hanger on your head to test the ‘hanger reflex’, is leaving people feeling freaked out. People on tiktok are putting coat hangers on their heads, which causes them to involuntarily turn. Apparently, there’s something known as the “hanger reflex,” which is an unexpected rotation of the head when the “unilateral frontotemporal region” of someone’s head is compressed by a hanger — that’s a fancy way of saying some people’s heads turn when they put a hanger on them. The effect is consistent in males and females and it’s directional: The hanger is then stretched and placed on the top of the head. You turn your head away from the hanger’s hook. The hanger reflex is a human reflex. The challenge is simple and safe — all one needs is a clothes hanger and a phone to record themselves participating.