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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)

61 The Hawthorne Effect　　In the United States, the Hawthorne factory outside Chicago was a factory manufacturing telephone exchanges, with better recreational facilities, medical system and pension system, etc., but the workers were still indignant and the production situation was very unsatisfactory. In order to find out the reason, in November… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(61-65)

56 The Darkness EffectIn a dark place, when the dating parties can’t see each other’s expressions, it’s easy to reduce the sense of wariness and create a sense of security. In this case, the likelihood of getting close to each other is much higher than in brighter places. Psychologists call… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(56-60)

51 The Overreasoning Effect　　The “over-reasoning effect” can easily occur in couples who are overly concerned about the distribution of the roles of “1” and “0”. Often, one partner complains that his or her bf does not know how to give, but only asks for what he or she wants, while… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(51-55)

41 Domino effectIn a system where there are internal connections, a very small initial energy can lead to a chain reaction. In ancient China, there was a border town of Chu called Peiliang. The girls there and the girls from the border town of Wu were picking mulberry leaves on… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(41-50)

34 Desi EffectThe Desi effect refers to the fact that under certain circumstances, when both extrinsic and intrinsic rewards are received, not only will it not increase the motivational power of work, but its effect will be reduced, and it will become the difference between the two, and the extrinsic… Continue Reading PHENOMENA IN PSYCHOLOGY(34-40)

The “Director” of Role BehaviorWe know that each of us is not a purely biological individual, but a living, breathing person in society. In the social stage, everyone plays a certain role. Then, each of us show the role of behavior, and by what “director”?Let’s go back to the primitive… Continue Reading 33 The Answer Cloth Effect