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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT & INTRODUCTION
This project consists of 3 components, which are making up a video clip by
incorporating the concepts learned in class, written report of the clip, and presenting the
clip to the class. This project allows us to recognize and identify the connections among
concepts and perspectives within psychology and with other disciplines. This project
allows us to engage in psychological inquiry and become selfregulated learners.
We are asked to undertake a Literature Review. This should include although not
limited to the exploration of significant texts, and current trends and practice.
Driven by an iterative process of analysis, reflection and evaluation of our conceptual
analysis, the report should demonstrate the development of our thinking throughout this
unit. Our argument should provide hypotheses, concepts or project ideas for
implementation.
We need to set our own professional goals and targets, including strategies and
methods, details about timelines and resources, and methods of evaluating our
achievements.
In this assignment , we are making a stories about a lesson that learned by a teacher.
“Don't judge a book by its cover”
Siti Nur Fatahiah Teacher
Pe Zhi Yong Student
Yong Man Kit Class Monitor
Mohamad Adib Ismail Student
Lim Jey Shen Student
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- 4. RESEARCHED ESSAY
In this storyline, 5 concepts of social psychology is found, which are the Halo Effect,
Classical Conditioning, Persuasive Message, Unrealistic Optimism, and Counterfactual
Thinking.
SCENE 1, the first concept that we have learnt is classical conditioning. For example,
when Ms Siti walks into the class and is automatically greeted by the students. Next, the
second concept that we have learnt in this storyline is halo effect, which occurs when
Ms Siti judges a person’s personality based on first impression. For example, when she
sees Jason, who is a new student that casually walks into the class late, without
acknowledging the teacher on the first day of class. When Ms Siti looks at Jason’s
appearances (dirty clothes and weird hairstyle), she judges Jason as a bad student.
She then asks Jason to stand in the corner as punishment. However, Yong was also
late to class. With tidy clothes and neat hairstyle with good attitude, she judges that
Yong is a good student. Ms Siti allows Yong to sit down without being punished. Jason
feels unhappy at Ms Siti with her unfair treatment. It is not a good behaviour to judge a
person‘s personality based on appearances.
SCENE 2, the classical conditioning is occurred repeatedly when the school bell rings.
During class, everyone starts falling asleep due to boredom. However, when the bell
starts ringing, all the students start packing up their things and head out without the
teacher’s permission. Ms Siti informs everyone to prepare for their small test on next
Monday.
SCENE 3, the third concept of social psychology found was when students are having
their free time at the library, which is where persuasive message occurred .For
example, Yong and Adib persuaded Man Kit and Jason to not study for the test by
telling them that the test is extremely easy. When Man Kit tells Yong to prepare for his
test, Yong says he does not care about it and he believes that he can achieved an
excellent grade without revision. This is also where the fourth concept is shown, which
is unrealistic optimism,the tendency to imagine that our own outcomes are better than
those of other people.
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- 10. CONCEPTS INVOLVED
There are 5 concepts used in the video clip: the Halo Effect, Classical Conditioning,
Persuasive Message, Unrealistic Optimism, and Counterfactual Thinking.
Halo Effect
One positive attribute will cause us to attribute other positive qualities to an individual.
• This also speaks to the importance of a good first impression
• Can occur without our active awareness
Example:
When Yong came late to class, the teacher judged his personality and attitude based on
Yong’s appearance. This is because the teacher thought that since Yong wears nice
clothings, therefore he must be a good student.
Classical Condition
When 2 stimuli are paired together, they may come to elicit the same response.
.
Example:
When the school bell rang, the students incognitively packed their bags, stood up and
got ready to leave the class without the teacher’s approval, because they are used to
leaving the class when the bell rings.
Persuasive Message
Persuasion – attempts to influence others’ attitudes or behaviors
Example:
Yong and Adib persuaded Man Kit and Jason to not study for the test by telling them
that the test is extremely easy.
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DeLamater, J. D., Myers, D. J., & Collett, J. L. (2015). Social psychology. Boulder, Colorado : Westview Press, 2015.
Bettinghaus, E. P., & Cody, M. J. (n.d). Persuasive communication. Fort Worth, Tex. : Harcourt Brace College
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