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1) The document contains 3 journal entries from a student taking a Social Psychology course. The first journal discusses an introductory class where students learned about the course and took a shyness test. 2) The second journal describes a class about self-concept where students analyzed lyrics, wrote about their identities, and did an exercise on positive thinking. 3) The third journal discusses a class about visual psychology and how colors can affect moods as well as optical illusions and how the brain perceives things. The student learned that the color red can attract attention and symbolize love and passion.
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- 1. NAME : ZOE KAN STUDENT ID : 0313630 COURSE : FNBE 04/13 SUBJECT : SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY – JOURNAL/PERSONAL REFLECTION 1 DATE : 20TH NOVEMBER 2013
- 2. Journal 1 :First Class – Introduction / Shyness test The atmosphere in the classroom was rather quiet as it was our first ever class. We got to know more about our lecturer as well as this subject – Social Psychology. Personally, I was excited and interested in this subject as we got to learn how the human minds work in a social environment and why and how and what. We ask ourselves questions like why do we do this or that in a certain way, and this subject would be able to answer some of those questions. After getting to know more about this subject, we were told to do a test. If I am able to recall, the test was something to do with your level of shyness. I was definitely excited for this subject and was looking forward on more to come. Personally, this subject is important when dealing with people because we get to know how the human minds work from their body language or basically how they are.
- 3. Journal 2 :Second Class - Self Concept This was our second class. A music video was shown to us titled “I’m a Bitch.” That video made me feel good, and happy as the lyrics contradicted honesty within ones character. It made me realize how we shouldn’t be classified to be a certain type of person and there is a pallet of emotions we can paint our lives with. We as human beings are a little bit of everything, as we have different emotions due to certain feelings or situations. It is hard to be classified to be a certain “type” of person. So basically, after listening to that song, we were told to write on a piece of paper of five different “I am’s” and were told to speak about it within a group. We definitely got to know each other better as we were more vulnerable with ourselves. We learnt that we tend to see ourselves at centre stage as well. For my “I am’s” I gave personal traits about myself instead. We also learnt about the “The Power of Positive Thinking.” And had to do this experiment “The Happy Step-In” we were told to picture someone that is always happy in our minds and then we had to follow a few imaginative steps and at the end, try to keep their feelings into our everyday lives. Personally, I couldn’t really think of a person who is always happy because I found it hard for one to be happy and positive all the time as I’ve seen people in their lowest and happiest moment. Therefore, it was hard for me to do this experiment. But overall, this class made me reflect a lot on my life and myself and my own happiness and who I am as a person.
- 4. Journal 3: Visual For this class, we were thought how colours bring more meaning than just being colours. Colours actually do affect the mood and productivity of people. For example, if you are wearing a whole lot of blue, you portray calmness as blue is somewhat a soothing colour. As for the colour yellow, you show off cheerful lness and liveliness. This makes sense because for me, if I am feeling sad or dull, I tend to choose dark and dull colours. But if I feel like I want to get out of whatever sadness I’m feeling, I’ll tend to choose bright clothes just to boost my mood. Perceptual Process was taught to us during this class as well. In simple terms, they are called optical illusion. They play with our minds and our eyes to make us see things. Sometimes it is hard to wipe out that image that our eyes see. My brain definitely got played with at some of the images shown. Basically, we were taught on how our eyes and minds work together. How a certain colour we see is able to effect how we feel and how the things we see can mess our minds as well. One thing that I’ve learnt that really caught my attention was the colour RED. When women wear the colour red, men are subconsciously drawn or attracted to them. The colour red also portrays lust, and passion. As the colour brings many meaning as well, red could bring a signal of danger and signal. We were questioned to why things like strawberries, and red roses represented love and passion. Now we know why, it’s because of the colour red!