In the complex and changeable modern social environment, emotions are pulled, personalities are misunderstood, and trust is overdrawn. These are the norm. To live clearly, proactively and not lost in such an environment, one must establish a set of psychological principles and behavioral boundaries of one's own. This article proposes 10 principles for social psychology construction to help you pro...
Social interaction is an indispensable part of human life. It not only affects the harmony of interpersonal relationships, but also has a profound impact on our career development, mental health and resource acquisition. However, social interaction is not always easy and pleasant, with problems such as malice, consumption, collapse of personality, and crises of trust emerging one after another. Ho...
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...
The Satya communication model provides a powerful tool for understanding interpersonal relationships, helping people recognize their communication styles and others, and improve relationships through consistent communication. This article will introduce in detail five communication attitudes, including the characteristics and implementation methods of consistent communication, and how to apply the...
In this complex and fast-paced world, we often face various challenges and temptations. How to avoid being deceived, how to maintain a clear mind, and how to live out your own independence and strength are issues that every modern person needs to think about seriously. The following 11 suggestions may provide you with directions worth referring to. 1. Building an inner order: Starting from values ...
When we ask repeatedly, “What the hell do I like to do?” In fact, there is often a word hidden behind it: 'I don't seem to like what I do now.' This article is not about telling you 'what do you really like to do', because no one can give you this answer. What we can do is provide a thinking framework so that you no longer idling when you are confused, but actually start to solve the problem. Are ...
In psychology, the label effect refers to an individual's tendency to adjust their behavior in the way defined by this label after being assigned a specific label. Using this effect rationally can not only stimulate personal potential, but also improve learning and work efficiency. This article will explore the psychological principles, actual cases, coping strategies of labeling effect and how to...
In the field of psychology, personality scales are an important tool for evaluating individual psychological characteristics. The Jackson Personality Inventory-Revised (JPI-R) is one of the widely used scales. It was developed in 1974 by American psychologist Douglas N. Jackson to comprehensively evaluate individual personality traits. ## Jackson Personality Scale Structure and Characteristics The...
Coping or countering people with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) can be a difficult task because their behavior tends to be very stubborn and manipulative. Here are some effective countermeasures and countermeasures that can both protect yourself and help ease conflicts with them: 1. Understand their behavior patterns Core features: A strong desire for attention and praise. Lack of empathy...
