Do you really understand the psychology of love?
- Matthew effect : The more invested people are less likely to be cherished, and the more self-interested people will be more attractive.
- Murphy's law : The more you care about him, the easier it is to perform badly. It's not difficult to explain why " likes to hesitate all the time, but play with witty words ".
- Intermittent strengthening : The smartest way to "tame", let him always want you.
- Romeo and Juliet effect : The more obstacles, the deeper the relationship.
- primordial effect : The feeling of the first side directly determines the other person’s overall impression of you.
- Recency effect : "Peaceful breakup" is the last chance to make a good impression on the opponent. With the emergence of multiple stimuli, our impression formation depends mainly on the latest stimuli.
- Projection effect : Why do you always ask others to "know you". It is easy for a person to impose his own characteristics on others, believing that the other person has the same feelings, will, and characteristics as himself.
- " suspension bridge effect " : "heartbeat" does not mean like.
- See more effect : The psychological basis of long-term love. The number of views increases the degree of love.
- Uplifting effect : The right lover will make you better. The more you remember the person you love, the more you will want to be better for him.
- Reverse effect : The deeper you love, the deeper you hate.
- Ancient Liezhi Effect : Why do humans love the new and dislike the old. Personal self-discipline and sense of responsibility are extremely important.
- Bounce effect : When arguing, why does the more noise get worse?
- Love compensation effect : People always notice those who like themselves first.
- Zeignik effect : What is unavailable is always in turmoil. Psychologically speaking, this is a memory effect: it means that people are more impressed with things that have not been processed than things that have been processed.
What kind of psychology does your love belong to? Come and have a look!
.
