Paradoxical Psychology Effects – Set of 3 Infographics (PNG Downloads)

Explore how thinking, choices and behaviour can work in unexpected ways with this set of three illustrated psychology infographics, introducing 16 concepts through concise explanations and colourful visuals.

• Thoughts and influence: ironic process theory, psychological reactance, forbidden-fruit effect, door-in-the-face effect, foot-in-the-door effect and choice-supportive bias.
• Relationships, effort and choices: Ben Franklin effect, pratfall effect, IKEA effect, effort justification and paradox of choice.
• Familiarity, value and memory: mere-exposure effect, scarcity effect, peak-end rule, hedonic adaptation and self-perception effect.

Suitable for older secondary and sixth-form students, adult learners and educators. Use as discussion prompts, introductory learning aids or visual reminders. These brief summaries offer starting points for exploring psychology; effects and explanations can vary with context.

Included: three separate PNG image files for on-screen viewing or printing. Digital download only; no physical items or PDFs are included.