Successful people aren’t necessarily smarter than others, but good habits make them more educated, knowledgeable, and competent; successful people aren’t necessarily more talented than others, but good habits make them well-trained, skillful, and prepared; successful people aren’t necessarily more determined or hard-working than those who aren’t successful, but good… Continue Reading Develop a good conversational demeanor

Say hello first Introduce yourself to others Take risks and don’t be afraid of rejection Show your sense of humor Be open to new ideas Do your best to remember other people’s names If you forget someone’s name, then ask again Show curiosity and some interest in others tell others… Continue Reading Make strangers your friends in just 5 minutes

Life doesn’t owe us anything, so there’s no need to be bitter all the time. You should be grateful for life, at least, it gives us life, gives us the space to survive.　 　 Smiling is an attitude towards life, and is not necessarily related to wealth, status, or situation.… Continue Reading Smiling is a form of cultivation

1, if your parents are not too poor to love the rich, and to character reasons to prevent you and someone to fall in love, do not want to prove them wrong, it is desperately trying to love him, you will find that you ate the pain far more than… Continue Reading Uncover 20 truths about women’s relationships with men

Psychological scales use norms, and without norms, evaluations based on simple absolute or relative scores are usually of questionable validity. A norm is a standardized measure for comparison, calculated from a standardized sample of test results, i.e., the mean and standard deviation of a standardized sample. It is the standard… Continue Reading What are norms in psychological scales?

148 Mental Pendulum Effect Human emotions, when influenced by external stimuli, are characterized by multiplicity and bipolarity. Each emotion has a different level, and there are opposite emotional states, such as love and hate, joy and sorrow. The law of “psychological pendulum” means that in the process of psychological activity… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(148-174)

101 The Slap Shot Effect 　　When you shoot a basketball, the more force you use, the higher the basketball jumps. The higher the expectations of the students, the fuller the potential of the students will be realized. A good teacher always trusts students as much as possible and encourages them… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(101-147)

The 88 Beauties Effect The owner of a buffet restaurant in Rome came up with a great idea to earn tips. He hired a very pretty girl to sit at the counter and collect money. to sit at the counter and collect the money so that the men would be… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(88-100)

77 Cascade effect 　　　A phenomenon that often arises when teachers grade essay-style test questions, it is caused by the cascade of previous and subsequent test questions. The score on the previous question often affects the score on the subsequent question. In the objective type of test questions, this kind of… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(77-87)

66 The Candy EffectI appreciate the experimental concept of the “candy effect” developed by Sahle.Salle told a group of 4 year olds, “There are two pieces of candy on the table, and if you can hold on to them for 20 minutes, when I come back from shopping, you can… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(66-76)