How to treat the phenomenon of college students' comparison?

Of course, some comparison behaviors to satisfy one's vanity are very bad, which will not only bring greater pressure on one's drinking family, but also produce a series of bad consequences if one cannot manage one's comparison psychology well.

Comparison psychology is a kind of consumer psychology. Specifically, it refers to the consumer psychology of blindly climbing away from their actual income level. Under normal circumstances, the degree to which consumers meet their consumption needs depends on their economic income level. However, sometimes, due to the increasing social consumption level in a certain period, the demonstration effect of high consumption by "big money" figures and the influence of consumers' own "face consumption" psychology, consumers' consumption behaviors activate each other, leading to mutual comparison.

this kind of psychology can easily lead to strange phenomena such as chasing consumption hotspots, debt ahead of consumption and even snapping up, and lead consumption behavior into misunderstanding. According to the different functions, the comparison psychology can be divided into positive comparison and negative comparison.

In colleges and universities, there are a lot of comparison behaviors due to the willful hang seng of comparison psychology. For example, online lending is a new industry closely related to the phenomenon of college students' comparison this year. Negative comparison refers to those negative comparisons accompanied by emotional psychological barriers, which will make individuals fall into a dead corner of thinking and produce great mental pressure and extreme self-affirmation or negation. The biggest problem of negative comparison lies in the lack of rational analysis of oneself and the surrounding environment, and it is not good for people and themselves to indulge in comparison blindly. Many college students choose online loans just to satisfy their negative comparison psychology, which is an undesirable behavior.

Positive comparison refers to positive comparison, which is a legitimate competition driven by rational consciousness, and can often arouse individuals' positive desire for competition and generate motivation to overcome difficulties. This is exactly what we need to admire, because positive comparison can make college students more actively look up to outstanding people, and then improve themselves.