1. Barnum effect: The most important thing is self-knowledge, but the most difficult thing is self-knowledge.

2. Brewing effect: brew quietly and let inspiration burst out.

3. Overlapping effect: "familiar sight" is easy to "ignorance"

4. The Law of Illusion of Control: We will always "make mistakes with confidence"

5. One-third effect: What seems to be number one may not necessarily be the best.

6. Watch Law: More standards will make you confused.

7. The Law of Reflection: The external world reflects your inner reality

8. Wedge’s Law: You are easily influenced by others

9. The law of irrationality: People are actually emotional animals

10. Excessive reasons effect: less natural guessing

11. Pierce’s Theorem: Being aware of ignorance is the beginning of knowing

12. Halo effect: It may not be accurate to see the leopard in the tube, and it is unacceptable to make generalizations.

13. Primacy effect: the first impression that cannot be ignored

14. Recency effect: recent impressions are important

15. Johari Window Theory: Expose yourself appropriately

16. Focus effect: Everyone wants to be the focus

17. The Law of Love: Like begets like

18. Communication gap effect: there is no real communication without equality

19. The conversion effect: Mr. Nice Guy can’t do it

20. The effect of seeing more: long meetings are not as good as frequent meetings

21. Hedgehog Law: Distance creates beauty

22. Mistake effect: Imperfect people are more popular

23. The Law of Tolerance: Take a step back and the sky will be brighter

24. The law of providing help in times of need: far better than adding icing on the cake

25. Wallenda Effect: Focus on the matter itself and not worry about gains and losses.

26. The Zeigoni Effect: Take control of yourself and enjoy the joy of a balanced life

27. The kicking cat effect: Don’t be the transmitter of bad emotions

28. Habit effect: Habit is an amazing force

29. The effect of one’s own people: With one’s own people, everything is easy to discuss.

30. The Law of Opposite Sex Attraction: When men and women are matched, work will not be tiring.

31. Self-reference effect: People will pay attention to things related to themselves

32. The law of unworthiness: If something isn’t worth doing, don’t do it.

33. Butterfly effect: a chain reaction that cannot be ignored

34. The law of self-criticism: Apologizing makes it easier to gain forgiveness from others.

35. Lightning rod effect: Ability to communicate and guide, to resolve conflicts in the workplace

36. Mushroom Law: Newcomers in the workplace must learn to keep a low profile

37. Competitive advantage effect: only cooperation can achieve a win-win situation

38. Caterpillar effect: Leaders expect you to say “NO”

39. Eagle effect: shine early, at least let others know you can do it

40. Crab effect: advancing and retreating together is the way to development

41. Symbiosis effect: learn to use other people’s brains

42. Silence effect: If you make a mistake, silence will add to the mistake.

43. Chain effect: In the office, smile when you want to sigh.

44. The house-breaking effect: Don’t refuse a task that seems difficult to complete.

45. South Wind Law: Management, warmth is better than cold

46. ​​The law of exception: let go when it’s time to let go, and authorize when it’s time to authorize.

47. Washington’s Law of Cooperation: Teamwork is not simply the sum of manpower.

48. The law of wine and sewage: Don’t let the “black sheep” affect the development of the team

49. Kochner’s Law: The beauty of employing people is not in having too many people, but in being precise.

50. Role model effect: lead by example and respond to a hundred responses

51. Law of participation: participation is the prerequisite for support

52. Rainier effect: retaining people with "heart" is better than retaining people with "salary"

53. Broken window effect: A thousand-mile dike collapses in an ant nest

54. Ogilvy’s Law: Control the strong man and achieve yourself

55. Jensen Effect: Teach children to treat gains and losses with a normal mind

56. Caigoni effect: Mobilize children’s desire and make them remember it forever

57. Role effect: The child should play his own role

58. The Law of Mental Fatigue: Children are sometimes “tired”

59. The Law of Motivation Moderation: Give the character an outlet for pressure

60. Priority principle for emotional judgment: deal with emotions first, then deal with things

61. Law of Expectation: Expectation is an effective “command”

62. The law of thick skin: Children also have their own "face"

63. Hurdle Law: How can you see a rainbow without experiencing wind and rain?

64. Translimit effect: Things must be reversed when they go to the extreme, and going too far is not enough.

65. Wallach Effect: Find the advantageous direction to realize your potential

66. The Romeo and Juliet effect: you must believe in love under resistance

67. The Law of Diminishing Happiness: To keep love fresh, you need to constantly create a sense of freshness.

68. The psychology of silence after marriage: Don’t let marriage become the tomb of love

69. The law of path dependence: the choice you make at the beginning determines your future happiness.

70. Quenching effect: hot love cold treatment

71. Sunk cost effect: if you can afford to love, you can let go

72. The law of delayed gratification: love what you can’t get even more

73. Wheat effect: Don’t seek the best for him (her), but seek the most suitable for him (her).

74. Bossard’s Law: The farther the distance, the shallower the love.

75. Law of Attraction: The magical power that guides Cupid’s arrow

76. The law of complementarity: Each has its own strengths and attracts each other.

77. Buridan Donkey Effect: If you really love someone, don’t be indecisive.

78. Law of cause and effect: The occurrence of any result is not accidental.

79. Guterre’s Theorem: Break down big dreams into small dreams.

80. Dulio’s Law: Use passion to open a window into life

81. The sour grape effect: It’s possible but not immediate. Please learn to comfort yourself.

82. Schwartz’s conclusion: “Fortunateness” and “unfortunateness” all depend on you

83. The Law of Normal Mind: If you observe extraordinary things with a normal mind, everything will be normal.

84. Bebo's Law: How much you cherish is how much you really have.

85. Wild Horse Ending: Not getting angry is a kind of practice

86. The batting effect: There should be pressure, but not too much.

87. Dis’ advice: Living in the present is the most important thing

88. Rand’s Law: Look away, think away, and worries will go away naturally.

89. Bliss’s Law: Think clearly beforehand and don’t mess around during the process

90. Locke’s Law: The goal must be both realistic and feasible

91. Bell Effect: Successful beliefs will be successful

92. Flywheel effect: Don’t be afraid of difficulties at the beginning. Perseverance is victory.

93. The ultimatum effect: Set a deadline and you will be more efficient.

94. Molting effect: Growth means constantly surpassing oneself

95. Ice cream philosophy: tempering in adversity

96. “Lazy ant” effect: There’s no point in being stupid, you have to learn to think first

97. Billon’s Law: Failure is also an opportunity

98. Keely’s Theorem: Failure is the mother of success

99. Jaques’s Law: Don’t try to become fat in one sitting

100. Bowling Effect: Success starts with positioning