高考志愿填报心理学：90%考生踩坑的3大心理陷阱

Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles revolves around the psychological challenges faced by students and families during the college application process, highlighting the conflict between personal desires and parental expectations [1][2][3][6] - The phenomenon of "choice overload" is discussed, where an abundance of options leads to decision paralysis and anxiety among students [1][2] - The impact of societal pressures, such as the rise of "voluntary filling" services that exploit students' fears and the "score-centric" approach of schools, is emphasized as detrimental to students' well-being and decision-making [3][6] Group 2 - The concept of the "career sweet spot" is introduced, suggesting that students should find a balance between their interests, talents, and values when making career choices [4][5] - The importance of understanding one's own interests, natural abilities, and core values is highlighted as essential for making informed decisions about college majors [5][6] - The articles advocate for a healthy mindset towards the application process, encouraging students to view it as a self-exploration opportunity rather than a life-defining choice [6][7]