新闻心理学简答题（A brief answer to journalism psychology）.doc

新闻心理学简答题（A brief answer to journalism psychology） A brief account of the constituents of non intelligence factors of journalists. Answer: non intelligence factors refer to all kinds of factors, except intelligence and ability, that people do all kinds of activities. Non intelligence factors consist of psychological factors such as motivation, belief, interest, emotion, will, temperament, character, etc.. A brief account of the elements of intelligence in journalists. Answer: journalists intellectual factors summed up there: writing ability, strain ability, social ability, mental capacity, observation, prediction, news sensitivity, and can skillfully operate a variety of modern media, such as computer, digital camera, and the driving ability of modern transportation. This paper briefly analyzes the roles of four non intelligence factors, motive, emotion, will and character in the intelligence activities of journalists. Answer: 1) stimulate the guidance and motivation on journalists mental activities; 2) emotional intelligence activities of journalists, stimulate the selection and regulating function: emotion is the catalyst to activate the journalists mental activities; the function of emotion in the choice of journalistic intellectual activity in the emotion regulation; the journalist of intellectual activity; 3) the will for journalists of intellectual activity strengthening effect; 4) restricted character of journalists of intellectual activity; A brief description of journalists ideal tropism. Answer: to, belong to the non intellectual factors, is a psychologist of a classification method of personality types, including introversion and extroversion (introverted) type (type E). As a mature reporter, to feature is at the two extremes, too extroverted, attention is not stable, but too not to stick at trifles and weakness, introvert and not good at communication, the middle type is easy to turn in . Visible, to a reporter to adapt to the optimization of occupation i