What are the laws of psychology?

The 88 most authoritative psychological theorems, laws and effects in the world are 1. Wedge's Law-You are easily influenced by others. 2. Murphy's law-you won't be punished for it. 3. the law of watches-you only need one standard. 4. the law of mutual love-like to cause love. 5. The Law of Weakness-a foolproof interpersonal communication strategy. 6. The rule of detail-a house is not swept. How to sweep the world 7? Related Laws-There is nothing completely independent in the world. Locke's law-Japanese landmark knowledge 9. Brown's Law-Finding a heart lock is a good start for communication 10. Listening-an important way to understand others 1 1. Mushroom Law-Everyone must experience 12. 03. Unworth-Learn to follow the depth selection 14. Irrational law-people are actually emotional animals 15. Give them what they like-stimulate each other's interest 16. Giving charcoal in the snow is far better than icing on the cake 17. Regularly treat wine and sewage in time. Investment newsletter 19. The Law of Role Replacement —— Thinking from the other side's perspective 20. The law of wanting to rise first and then restraining-leave the good words for the back 2 1. The Law of Self-criticism-Apologizing is easier to be forgiven by others. Law of self-exposure-show deep feelings 23. Law of reciprocal relationship-helping others is helping yourself. Judge a person by his appearance. Widoff's Law-The Importance of Innovation 26. The law of taking people as teachers-an open-minded attitude makes people unable to refuse 27. The law of helping others-helping others can get spiritual pleasure 28. Kimchi effect-people are children of the environment. Butterfly effect-a chain reaction that can't be ignored. Matthew effect-easy to cause polarization 3 1. Celebrity effect-can strengthen their image 30. 33. Fishing effect-arouse the curiosity of others. Heterosexual effect-attraction between men and women 35. Horse fly effect-a reason to make horses run faster. Habit effect-an amazing power. Stimulation effect-please don't be as good as stimulation 38. Business card effect-let the other person feel that you are very similar to him. The effect of complaining-authority 4 1. Candy effect-a test of self-control 42. Emotional effect-not to be underestimated at all. Label effect-has a qualitative guiding role 44. Original effect-indelible first impression 45. Recent effect-recent performance is very important. Bird cage effect-there will be a bird behind a cage. Brewing effect-you don't need much effort to get it. 48. Catfish Effect-Injecting pressure into the dreary environment. 49. Jensen effect-poor psychological quality will bring failure. 50. Over-limit effect-it is very important to grasp a "degree". 5 1. herd effect-easy to follow the direction of most people. 52. Forbidden fruit effect-the more forbidden, the more you get, 53. Projection. Look at people as Buddha 54. Neighborhood effect-it is very important to choose a good neighbor. See more effects-the number of meetings determines the degree of liking 56. Bottleneck effect-the key to hinder the smooth development of things. Frog effect-born in sorrow, died in happiness. Make a fool of yourself effect-people who make mistakes are more popular. Halo effect-one-sided understanding caused by extremes. Foot-in-the-door effect-you can get 6 1 if you take an inch. Face effect-ask big questions before asking small questions. Bystander effect-always waiting for other people's actions. Sour grape effect. Caterpillar effect-learn to find new ideas. Their own effect-emotional * * * Ming 67. Su Dongpo effect-it is difficult for people to correctly understand "self". Caigaoni effect-Many people are born with the desire to complete 69. Hot and cold water effect-the best of both worlds. The cheeky effect-losing unnecessary self-esteem 7 1. Aronson effect-increasing mode is more popular. Placebo effect-violent fluctuations 74. The psychological effect of waterfalls-a stone stirs up a thousand waves. Self-reference effect-People will pay attention to things related to themselves. Excessive learning effect-practice makes perfect. Cause effect-find reasons for your behavior. Stereotype effect-habitual thinking should be aroused. Competitive advantage effect-even if both sides lose. 8 1. Qi Gannick effect-nervous mood makes modern people have no choice. Pygmalion effect-The Great Power of Hint 83. Learned helplessness effect-many people are used to setting limits for themselves. South wind law-warmth is better than cold. Terry's rule-dare to admit mistakes. Hedgehog rule-people can't live without distance 87. Broken window theory-