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Chong Hui Xin discusses a document about schemas and social cognition. The document describes people lining up and ordering food at a stall, then waiting for their food to be prepared. It explains that these social behaviors become automatic through repeated learning and teaching from childhood. The brain forms schemas to understand social situations, like standing in line, without needing to consciously think about them. Schemas that are used often eventually become heuristics that guide automatic actions in social contexts. The document demonstrates how schemas help form social norms like orderly queues that maintain peaceful interactions in public.
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- 2. From the picture above, we observe that the people on that place are lining up and pay for their food in atomically process. After they order and pay for their food and drink, they stand at a sides for waiting the staff to preparing their food. They collected it when the staff calling them to take their order. This system run automatic with continue taking their food as soon as possible and enjoy with friend at the place prepare by the stall or walking to other place. This sequence is run smoothly and peaceful along each other. Why these people will know and built this sequence in their life automatically? This is because these people have been teach from childhood time and repeat and repeat again in their real life to build this schemas concept in their metal framework. Therefore, when their eyes see and observe the situation of the second person is standing behind the first person, the brain will giving information to the body action, so they will automatic standing behind the second person, but not in front of the second person. Besides, from the 1st point we knew that they have been taught and learnt about the rule of queuing up and what to do after taking their order. But later on it becomes easier for this information to be accessed and they don’t have to think about it. Therefore, the schemas concepts slowly turn into the availability heuristic in their life. In conclusion, I learnt the concept of social behaviours and the knowledge of social cognition. Sometimes it is useful for us to having this type of habit and involve in our life. For example, from the passage above they knew the queue up and obey to the rule is good for them and the peaceful of the world. I am happy to share this information with you in here and hope you enjoy it.