Can you tell us how many effects there are in the world e.g., herd effect, etc. ?

World-famous effects.

World Famous Effect - Lotus Effect World Famous Effect - Bimaron Effect World Famous Effect - Coriolis Effect World Famous Effect - Diderot Effect World Famous Effect - Siege Effect World Famous Effect - Oedipus ComplexWorld Famous Effect - Threshold Effect World Famous Effect - Gyro Effect - Frog Effect World Famous Effect - Herd EffectWorld Famous Effect - Barrel Effect World Famous Effect - Matthew EffectWorld Famous Effect - Cold Island Effect World Famous Effect - Heat Island Effect World Famous Effect - Catfish Effect World Famous Effect - Butterfly Effect World Famous Effect - Domino Effect World Famous Effect - Broken Window Effect World Famous Effect - Greenhouse Effect World Famous Effect - Hawthorne Effect World Famous Effect - Kimchi Effect.

The world-famous effect – the non-zero-sum effect.

The world-famous effect - the liquor and sewage effect.

The world-famous effect – the feedback effect.

The world-famous effect – the Pygmalion effect ("Rosenthal effect, World Cup effect.

Flash World Spatial Effect.

The agglomeration effect of the world's machine tool industry.

Greenhouse Effect Photoelectric Effect The "Tandem" Effect of the World's First Bridge Network Effect The Beauty Effect Intel: The Aggregation Effect of Fox Enterprises The Polarization Effect of Economic Globalization China's Weekly Effect The World Economy"Creative effect"Much greater than"Substitution effect"The Effect of Positive Externalities, the Small World Effect, the Brand Effect, the Mozart Effect, the Doppler Effect, the First Cause Effect, the Les Miserables Effect, the World Field Effect, and the Nano-Effect ......Quite a lot! I won't list them here, otherwise I can exhaust people to death!

Take a look at the electric shock references!

Greenhouse effect.

Come Butterfly Effect Matthew Effect Source Response FET Catfish Effect Doppler Effect Heat Island Effect Surface Effect Broken Window Effect Herd Effect Bullwhip Effect Hall Effect Brand Effect Halo Effect Photoelectric Effect Mozart Effect Spacetime Effect Pygmalion Effect Rosenthal Effect Marginal Effect Extrusion Effect Cask Effect Star Effect Skin Effect Hawthorne Effect First Cause Effect Celebrity Effect Domino Effect Psychological Effect Substitution Effect Geng Effect Multiplier Effect Expectation Effect Synergistic Effect Externalities Zeeman Effect Income Effect Frog Effect Projection effect.

Some of the world's most famous effects are:

1. Wallach effect:

Students' intellectual development is uneven, they all have intellectual strengths and weaknesses, once they find the best point of their intelligence, so that their intellectual potential can be fully developed, they can achieve amazing results. This phenomenon is known as the "Wallach effect".

2. Threshold effect:

The threshold effect, also known as the inch-in-the-inch effect, refers to the fact that once a person accepts a trivial request from others, he or she is likely to accept a larger request in order to avoid cognitive dissonance, or to give others the impression of being consistent.

3. Stereotyped effect:

The stereotype effect, also known as stereotype, refers to the general perception and personal evaluation of things, believing that something should have its specific attributes, while ignoring individual differences in things. It is also a fixed impression formed by the classification of society according to gender, race, age or occupation, etc.

4. First Cause Effect:

The first cause effect was first proposed by the American psychologist Locs, also known as the first effect, priority effect or first impression effect, which refers to the influence of the first impression formed by both parties on the future relationship, that is, the effect of "preconceived".

5. Symbiotic effect:

The symbiotic effect refers to the phenomenon that people in a certain reference group are influenced by the wisdom, ability and past labor results of the members of the group when they are engaged in daily labor, work and study, and are inspired in thinking and effectively improve their ability level.

1. Butterfly effect: A very small change in the initial conditions will make a huge difference to its future state after being amplified. Some small things can be confused, and some small things, if they are systematically amplified, are very important to an organization and a country, and they cannot be confused.

2.Frog phenomenon: Some mutant events are often easy to arouse people's vigilance, but what is easy to cause death is that they are not aware of the gradual deterioration of the actual situation when they feel good about themselves.

3.The Crocodile's Law: When you find that your trade is moving in the direction of the market, you must stop your losses immediately, without any delays and without any chances.

4.Catfish effect: It turns out that after arriving in an unfamiliar environment, catfish will be "irritable" and swim around, which undoubtedly plays a stirring role for a large number of quiet sardines; And when the sardine found that there was such an "alien molecule", he was naturally very nervous and accelerated his swimming.

In this way, the problem of lack of oxygen in the sardines will be solved, and the sardines will not die.

5.Herd effect: The herd effect is the earliest term in investment, which mainly refers to the phenomenon of learning and imitation in the trading process of investors, "learning from others", blindly imitating others, resulting in them buying and selling the same in a certain period of time.

6.The Hedgehog Rule: The Hedgehog Law mainly refers to the "psychological distance effect" in interpersonal communication.

7.Watch Law: Watch Law gives us a very intuitive inspiration in enterprise management, that is, the same person or the same organization can not use two different methods at the same time, can not set two different goals at the same time, and even each person can not be commanded by two people at the same time, otherwise the enterprise or individual will be at a loss.

8.Broken window theory: If the windows of a house are broken and no one repairs them, it will not be long before other windows are broken inexplicably; On one wall, if some graffiti is not cleaned, it will soon be full of messy and unsightly things; In a very clean place, people are embarrassed to throw away garbage, but once there is garbage on the ground, people will throw it without hesitation and without any shame.

9.The Law of Twenty-Eight (Baledo's Law): The Law of Twenty-Eight tells us not to analyze, deal with and look at problems equally, and to grasp the key minority in business operation and management; It is necessary to find out those key customers who can bring 80% of the profits to the enterprise but only account for 20% of the total amount, strengthen services, and achieve twice the result with half the effort; Enterprise leaders should conscientiously classify and analyze their work, and should devote their main energies to solving major problems and grasping major projects.

10.Cask Theory: If the planks that make up the barrel are of uneven length, then the amount of water in the barrel depends not on the longest plank, but on the shortest plank.

11.Matthew Effect: Sociologists have derived the term "Matthew Effect" to describe the pervasive polarization in the sphere of social life.

A description of the individual effects is provided in the annex.

Let's take a look at the specific explanation**. The Butterfly Effect, the Frog Phenomenon, the Crocodile Rule, the Catfish Effect, the Herd Effect, the Hedgehog Rule, the Watch Law, the Broken Window Theory, the Twenty-Eight Law, the Barrel Theory, the Matthew Effect.

1. The Matthew effect. 2. The butterfly effect. 3. The Pygmalion effect.

4. Projection effect. 5. The Romeo and Juliet effect. 6. The first impression effect.

7. Stereographic effect. 8. Stereotyped effect. 9. Touch effect.

10. The Bell effect. 11. The tidal effect. 12, Zeigarnik effect.

13. The catfish effect. 14. Threshold effect. 15, Brother Yu Helllock effect.

16. Southerly effect. 17. The Hobson Selection Effect. 18. The Hawthorne effect.

19. The Rumor Effect. 20, Pei Ge effect. 21. Overrun effect.

22. Excessive justification benefits. 23, Barnum Effect. 24. Flea effect.

25, the Wallenda effect. 26, The Rosenthal effect. 27. The humor effect.

28. Increase and decrease effect. 29, Pandora effect. 30. Magnetization effect.

31, Aetna effect. 32,80 20 effect. 33. The racket effect.

34. The salt effect. 35. Quenching effect. 36, the law of the fish tank.

37, the law of wolf nature. 38. Halo effect. 39, The Cask Effect.

40. Broken window effect. 41. The frog effect. 42. Proximate effects.

43, Su Dongpo effect. 44. Labeling envy rock signature effect. 45, Halo Effect.

46, role effect. 47, the herd effect. 48, the hedgehog effect.

49. Emotional effect. 50, Blank effect. 51. Susceptibility effect.

52, the moon is effective in the town of Ying. 53, Cascade effect. 54. Immune effects.