Psychology Infographics

This section covers how people think and react, including cognitive biases, logical fallacies, learning styles, trauma responses and theories of relationships. Every page defines each term on the graphic in plain words and says where the research supports it and where it does not. Start with 12 logical fallacies in debate, 24 cognitive biases in decision making, the 7 learning styles and what the research says, the fight, flight, freeze and fawn responses or the FLICC techniques of science denial. None of these pages is a substitute for professional help.

Animal Personality Type chart by Career Assessment Site matching the 16 Myers-Briggs types to animals in four groups, including beaver ISTJ, lion ESTJ, cat ISTP, dog ESFP, wolf INFJ, dolphin ENFP, octopus INTJ and fox ENTP

MBTI Animals, All 16 Myers-Briggs Types as Animals

Artists for Education comic poster of 12 logical fallacies in which an orange robot argues about humans and a teal robot names hasty generalization, red herring, slippery slope, genetic fallacy, circular argument, ad populum, straw man, moral equivalence, either or, begging the claim, post hoc ergo propter hoc and ad hominem

12 Logical Fallacies in Debate, Each With a Robot Example

The Fault Within Us infographic by ET Graphics listing 24 cognitive biases around a drawing of a human brain, including anchoring, confirmation bias, Dunning-Kruger effect, groupthink, sunk cost fallacy, availability heuristic and spotlight effect

24 Cognitive Biases in Decision Making, Each Defined

7 Different Types of Learning Styles infographic by Acadoceo, with icons and descriptions for visual, verbal, aural, physical, logical, social and solitary learners on a light grey background

7 Learning Styles Explained, and What the Research Says

Table titled The 4F Trauma Personality Types, based on Pete Walker's model, comparing fight (bully), flight (workaholic), freeze (couch potato) and fawn (people pleaser) across 13 rows including unconscious belief, approach to connection, threat response, catchphrase, decision making and what each type is mislabelled as

4F Trauma Personality Types, Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn

Knei infographic titled Theoretical guide to building relationships on a turquoise to orange gradient, with white cards for propinquity, uncertainty reduction, social penetration, expectancy violations, Peplau's interpersonal relations, Levinger's stages, mere exposure, social exchange and relational needs linked by arrows

Relationship Psychology Infographic, Nine Theories Explained

Ways to Inquire About Feelings (and Things to Avoid!) guide from the series SEL in Times of Uncertainty and Stress, with sections on setting, an inviting attitude, phrases to try, phrases for a struggling student and things to avoid, illustrated with a magnifying glass on a map, an adult helping a child and a stop sign

Ways to Inquire About Others’ Feelings, and What to Avoid

Infographic The Scientific Benefits of Self-Compassion by Emma Seppala, comparing self-criticism with self-compassion, showing the three parts self-kindness, common humanity and mindfulness, sections on productivity and stress, and four practices for boosting self-compassion

The Scientific Benefits of Self-Compassion Infographic

Techniques of Science Denial tree diagram of the FLICC taxonomy, with branches for fake experts, logical fallacies, impossible expectations, cherry picking and conspiracy theories and icons for techniques such as magnified minority, straw man, red herring, blowfish, moving goalposts, quote mining and immune to evidence

Techniques of Science Denial, the FLICC Framework

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