What is self-efficacy? Self-efficacy refers to a person's confidence or belief in his/her ability to successfully complete a task or achieve a goal. This concept was proposed by psychologist Albert Bandura and is a core component of social cognitive theory. Bandura believes that self-efficacy is concrete, situationally relevant, multidimensional and dynamic. It is not fixed, but abilities that can...
Many people feel overwhelmed or even unconfident when facing praise. Learning to accept praise gracefully can not only enhance interpersonal relationships, but also enhance self-confidence. This article analyzes the psychological disorders of accepting praise in detail and provides practical methods to help you respond to praise confidently. Have you ever had this experience: when others praise yo...
In judicial practice, witness testimony, jury judgment, and case handler decisions are often affected by various psychological factors. As an interdisciplinary between psychology and law, legal psychology provides important theoretical support for judicial justice by studying these psychological phenomena. Among them, a series of classic psychological effects play a key role in case investigation,...
Understand what self-efficacy is and its impact on individual behavior and mental health. This article explores the definitions, influencing factors, and enhancement strategies of self-efficacy, and introduces the General Self-Efficacy Scale (GSES) and its online tests to help you evaluate and improve your confidence in responding to challenges. What is self-efficacy? Self-efficacy refers to the i...
Among the MBTI sixteen-type personality, INTP personality (called 'thinking logic scholar') is a type of personality known for rationality, logic and independent thinking. They are good at analyzing problems, exploring theories, and thinking about abstract concepts with profound meanings, and are a typical 'over-brain' personality. However, this highly active brain is also prone to “internal confu...
In the field of competitive sports, the athlete's skills and physical fitness are certainly the key to winning, but the impact of psychological state cannot be ignored. Sports psychology, as a subject that studies the laws of athletes' psychological activities, reveals many psychological effects that affect sports performance. These effects can not only explain the 'extraordinary performance' or '...
In MBTI theory, cognitive functions are the core psychological mechanisms that make up our personality differences. It is divided into eight cognitive functions: Ne, Ni, Se, Si, Te, Ti, Fe, and Fi , also known as the 'June 8 Dimension', originated from the psychological type theory of psychologist Carl Jung . These functions represent the different psychological processes we use in cognition and j...
When asked during the interview, how to respond to the expected salary? This article shares 3 steps to teach you how to talk about better salary during the interview, including how to confirm the minimum salary, investigate market conditions, understand the company's welfare system and other strategies to help you get a satisfactory salary during the job search process. As the end of the year appr...
In the field of clinical and health psychology, many classic psychological effects profoundly affect the diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation process of the disease. These effects not only reveal the close connection between psychology and physiology, but also provide medical staff with important ideas for optimizing diagnosis and treatment plans. Whether it is the doctor's diagnostic label of ...
Developmental psychology studies the psychological and behavioral changes in human life from infants to old age, and many of the classic psychological effects not only explain key phenomena in human growth, but also provide practical guidance for education, parenting, mental health and social policies. This article will systematically and comprehensively introduce eight representative effects in d...
