In the MBTI type sixteen personality theory system, cognitive functions are the key to helping us understand personality structure. It originates from Jung’s eight-dimensional psychology framework, emphasizing individuals’ different preferences in information processing and decision-making processes. Among them, Extraverted Feeling (Fe) is a judgment function that focuses on group harmony and emot...
The Differential Aptitude Test (DAT) is a psychological test tool that is widely used in career planning, academic evaluation and recruitment processes. It evaluates an individual’s potential abilities in multiple cognitive areas through a series of standardized subtests. Whether it is a student, a newcomer in the workplace, or an in-service employee, DAT can help assess an individual’s strengths ...
Learning and memory, as the core research field of cognitive psychology, involves a large number of classic and practical guiding psychological effects. Understanding these psychological effects will not only help us design learning plans more scientifically, but also improve memory efficiency and avoid cognitive misunderstandings. This article will provide a comprehensive and detailed explanation...
Keyword navigation: Attitude and persuasion psychological effects, social psychology effects, principles of personality psychology, psychological persuasion mechanism, daily psychological effects, common psychology knowledge Introduction: We are 'persuaded' every day, but we often don't notice it Have you noticed that after reading too many advertisements, I actually like them? Or maybe others cou...
In daily life, we have to make countless judgments and decisions every day - from what food to choose for breakfast to career planning and investment decisions. However, human judgments and decision-making are not always rational, and are often influenced by various cognitive psychological effects. These psychological effects are shortcuts of thinking formed by humans in long-term evolution, but t...
Keyword navigation of this article : Detailed explanation of group psychology effects, herd psychology experiments, the difference between group polarization and risk transfer, group thinking and wrong decision-making cases, bystander effect and diversified ignorance, psychological group behavior research, social slackness and free-ride effect, application of social promotion and inhibitory effect...
In the field of social and personality psychology, understanding how people perceive the motivation and reasons of their behavior with others is the key to interpreting human social interaction. Social cognition and attribution theory is the core of this field, revealing how we interpret our own and others’ behaviors and how these explanations affect our judgments and behaviors. This article will ...
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...
