As early as the 1920s, psychologists began to try to help and develop children through experiments to guide education. These experiments get children's real reactions through specific situational settings, and analyze the motives and reasons behind their reactions and behaviors, so as to understand and understand children through experiments and provide scientific support for their education and training. These classic experiments still have a far-reaching impact on children's education.

What are the six psychological experiments that have influenced children's education for a hundred years?

The first marshmallow experiment, this experiment is mainly to observe some behaviors of children, such as delaying children's satisfaction, observing children's self-control, and how much the environment affects children. It is undeniable that through this experiment, we know that children's self-control is very important. When children are in an environment of keeping promises, they are more willing to control themselves even if they promise to do even the smallest things. But what if they are? Back out, cajoling and cheating? Environment, children will lose trust in the environment, and naturally they will not consider the issue of self-control.

The second is the little Albert experiment. This experiment is mainly to stimulate and strengthen children's conditioned reflex, which is very important for children. Imagine that in the situation of daily life, if parents overreact to a normal thing, over time, the way children deal with daily chores and small difficulties will also be affected.

The third is Bobo doll experiment (tumbler experiment), which mainly shows that the demonstration power of role models is very important to children. And the fourth one? Ugly duckling? Experiment, this experiment mainly shows that we should learn to praise others, because for children, the praise and real expectations of parents and teachers may become their driving force. The fifth is quick-acting experiment, which mainly shows that knowing the learning results in time can strengthen students' learning enthusiasm and help improve learning efficiency. Different feedback methods have different promoting effects on learning. Students' timely mastery of academic performance plays an important role in promoting learning. The more timely the feedback, the better the effect.

The last one is the purple Genik effect, which is mainly aimed at psychological tension. Psychological tension? Can make people stay here often? Moderately nervous? State, so as to maintain a positive attitude. Knowing the function of purple Genik, parents and children can creatively use it to cultivate their children's flexibility? Psychological tension? . But don't pursue perfection, lest the tension is too strong and have a negative impact. For what? Psychological tension? For children who are too strong, parents and teachers can properly divert their attention and let them relax without pursuing perfection. ?