Psychology34 The Broken Windows Theory The Broken Windows Theory The Broken Windows Theory, introduced in the essay "Fixing Broken Windows: Restoring Order and Reducing Crime in Our Communities" by American criminologists James Wilson and George Kelling in March 1982, suggests that disorder in society can lead to crime spreading from minor instances left unchecked. The theory posits that neglecting one broken window can lead to a pro.. 2024. 6. 19. Cocktail Party Effect Cocktail Party EffectThe cocktail party effect refers to the phenomenon where people at a noisy party can focus on a single conversation despite the surrounding noise. This effect is an example of selective perception or selective attention, where individuals concentrate on meaningful information while ignoring the irrelevant background. This phenomenon is also known as the self-referential effe.. 2024. 6. 19. MBTI The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a psychological assessment designed to identify individuals' preferred tendencies in perception and judgment, which they can easily report through self-report questions. It aims to understand how these preferences influence human behavior and can be applied practically in daily life. The MBTI identifies one's type among 16 possible types, which are relat.. 2024. 6. 19. Psychological testing Psychological testing refers to standardized measurement tools used to quantify psychological constructs such as abilities, personality traits, interests, and attitudes. Psychological tests can be seen as tools for assessing the psychological characteristics or issues of individuals or groups. Examples include intelligence tests and personality assessments. Definition of Psychological Testing Ps.. 2024. 6. 19. 이전 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 다음
