Student: Akhadzade Aydan

Group: 232A
Faculty : Education-2
Speciality: Primary school
teacher
Topic: Psychology of belief
 Psychology of Belief
In this In this presentation, we will explore the fascinating world of
belief and its impact on human psychology and behavior. From the
formation of beliefs to their influence on our decision-making, we
will delve into the various types of beliefs and the challenges
associated with changing them.

by Aydan Ahedzade
Introduction
Belief is a powerful and necessary
thing, governing our societies, our day-
to-day and inner lives, our thoughts,
hopes, plans, and relationships. You
believe that the plane will leave the
runway, that working hard will lead to
a promotion, that the candidate you
support is the best one for the job.
Some things you believe because a
pattern of experience suggests you
should
Types of Beliefs
Religious Beliefs
Explore the profound
influence of religion on
belief systems and how
they shape individuals and
societies. Delve into the
diversity and significance
of religious beliefs across
cultures.
Political Beliefs
Discover how political beliefs
inform individuals'
perspectives on governance,
policy, and societal issues.
We'll examine the
psychological factors that
contribute to the formation
and persistence of political
beliefs.
Superstitious Beliefs
Uncover the intriguing
world of superstitious
beliefs and their impact on
human behavior. We'll
explore the psychological
mechanisms behind the
development and
maintenance of these
irrational beliefs.
Influence of Beliefs on Behavior
Cognitive Dissonance
Explore the concept of cognitive
dissonance and its role in influencing our
behavior when our beliefs are challenged.
Discover how individuals resolve conflicts
between their beliefs and actions.
1 Confirmation Bias
Discover how confirmation bias affects our
perception of information and influences
2 our decision-making processes. We'll
explore strategies to mitigate the impact of
this cognitive bias on our behavior.
3 Stereotyping
Uncover the psychological mechanisms
behind stereotyping and its impact on
social interactions. We'll explore the
cognitive shortcuts and biases that
contribute to the formation and
perpetuation of stereotypes.
“People say, ‘I can’t change my
mind. What would my friends
think of me?’ People who
radically change their political
beliefs, for instance, lose a lot:
social relationships, jobs,
romantic partners,” he says.
“There’s a lot at stake when
you’re considering changing a
belief.
Challenges in Changing Beliefs

Personal development is a lifelong process of learning,

growing, and improving yourself. It involves setting goals,
acquiring skills, overcoming challenges, and enhancing
your well-being. However, personal development also
requires you to examine and challenge your beliefs,
assumptions, and biases that may limit your potential or
hinder your progress.