Personal Constructs
Personal constructs are subjective lenses we use to interpret the dynamic and complex world of experience.
Personal constructs are subjective lenses we use to interpret the dynamic and complex world of experience.
The ironic process theory suggests we tend to do and think about those things we consciously try to repress.
Theories of the role of pleasure and pain, known as the Hedonic Principle, is a primary factor of motivation.
We unconsciously engage in selective information processing to effectively act in a dynamic and complex world.
John Sweller’s cognitive load theory hypothesizes that heavy cognitive loads interfer with learning.