#psychology

Create a cheat sheet of 10 common cognitive biases. 1. Confirmation Bias. 2. Anchoring Bias. 3. Dunning-Kruger Effect. 4. Sunk Cost Fallacy. 5. Availability Heuristic. 6. Halo Effect. Provides one sentence definition and one real-life example for each.

Provide scripts for handling toddler tantrums using positive parenting. Scenarios: 1. Refusing to leave the park. 2. Not wanting to eat vegetables. 3. Hitting a sibling. 4. Bedtime resistance. Approach: Validate feelings, set boundary, offer limited choices. Example: 'I see you are sad to leave. It is okay to be sad. Do you want to walk or hop to the car?'

Analyze the impact of social media on teenage socialization. Pros: Connection, Community finding. Cons: Cyberbullying, Unrealistic standards, FOMO. Theoretical lens: Symbolic Interactionism or Social Comparison Theory.

A landing page section testing 3 different pricing psychological effects: 1. The Decoy Effect (Added a dummy plan). 2. Anchoring (High original price slashed). 3. Scarcity (Only 5 spots left). Detailed documentation on which cognitive biases each section targets and how to measure the lift in A/B tests.

Master persuasive copywriting using psychological triggers and proven frameworks. AIDA formula: Attention (compelling headline), Interest (hook reader with benefits), Desire (create emotional want), Action (clear call-to-action). PAS structure: Problem (identify pain point), Agitation (amplify consequences), Solution (present your offer). Before/After/Bridge: current state → desired outcome → your product as bridge. Psychological triggers: 1. Scarcity: limited time offers, stock countdown. 2. Social proof: testimonials, user counts, reviews. 3. Authority: expert endorsements, credentials, awards. 4. Reciprocity: free value before asking for purchase. Power words: exclusive, proven, guaranteed, instant, secret, ultimate. Emotional hooks: fear of missing out, desire for status, need for security. A/B testing: headlines (40% impact), calls-to-action (20% impact), body copy structure. Analytics: conversion rates, click-through rates, engagement time. Tools: Google Analytics for tracking, Grammarly for clarity, Hemingway for readability score under 10.