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Psychology 2
Name: Chan Zhuang Sheng
ID: 0314527
Course: FNBE April Intake
This journal entry summarizes Chan Zhuang Sheng's learning from social psychology class. Key topics discussed include attitudes and how they can change based on cognitive, affective, and behavioral components influenced by sources, messages, and receivers. Conformity and group behavior were also covered, explaining how social pressure can influence beliefs and decisions. An example of the Stanford Prison Experiment was given to show how people conform under legitimizing ideology and support. Both conformity and group behavior were said to have advantages and disadvantages for communities.
Social psychology journal
Chan Zhuang Sheng took a social psychology class taught by Miss Chia. In the first journal entry, he learned about self-concept, which is how people define themselves, and spotlight effect, which is when people with high self-esteem see themselves as the center of attention. He also learned that culture and family influence identities. In the second entry, he discussed automatic and controlled thinking, and how intuition comes from the brain. In the third entry, he explored how vision relates to psychology, such as different colors eliciting varied emotions and the phenomenon of inattentional blindness.
Observing the unfamiliar
This document is a student's written assignment submission for their English course. It includes information about the student's name, student ID number, selected tool, word count, course name, assignment name, and lecturer. The main body is a 730-word narrative essay about the student observing an unfamiliar blue Swatch watch they found in their drawer and exploring its functions and how it impacted them. The watch reduced coldness, allowed time to be seen in bright sunlight, absorbed sweat during sports, and had a unique date adjustment mechanism. The student concluded the ordinary watch became a good companion and changed their attitude about time.
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The document summarizes a charity drive event organized by five students to raise funds for Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better (MDDB). They operated a stall called Mr Bean on the campus of Taylor's University over five days. Mr Bean sold products like soya milk, grapes, cakes, snacks and jewelry. The team analyzed competitors on campus and set prices for their products to earn a profit of RM2000, which was donated entirely to MDDB. Promotional activities included a Facebook page and computer-generated posters around campus.
English camii caami y laly
Three students - Camila Fernandez, Luciana Lescano, and Camila Tanusi - worked on an English project for their teacher Silvina Campos. They wrote about their lives, read a story about a boy named Tom visiting from the future, and read about the Amish religious group. For the project, the students wrote songs, emails, and descriptions as well as a glossary. They also researched the Comechingon people from Cordoba, Argentina.
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Psychology 2
Name: Chan Zhuang Sheng
ID: 0314527
Course: FNBE April Intake
This journal entry summarizes Chan Zhuang Sheng's learning from social psychology class. Key topics discussed include attitudes and how they can change based on cognitive, affective, and behavioral components influenced by sources, messages, and receivers. Conformity and group behavior were also covered, explaining how social pressure can influence beliefs and decisions. An example of the Stanford Prison Experiment was given to show how people conform under legitimizing ideology and support. Both conformity and group behavior were said to have advantages and disadvantages for communities.
Social psychology journal
Chan Zhuang Sheng took a social psychology class taught by Miss Chia. In the first journal entry, he learned about self-concept, which is how people define themselves, and spotlight effect, which is when people with high self-esteem see themselves as the center of attention. He also learned that culture and family influence identities. In the second entry, he discussed automatic and controlled thinking, and how intuition comes from the brain. In the third entry, he explored how vision relates to psychology, such as different colors eliciting varied emotions and the phenomenon of inattentional blindness.
Observing the unfamiliar
This document is a student's written assignment submission for their English course. It includes information about the student's name, student ID number, selected tool, word count, course name, assignment name, and lecturer. The main body is a 730-word narrative essay about the student observing an unfamiliar blue Swatch watch they found in their drawer and exploring its functions and how it impacted them. The watch reduced coldness, allowed time to be seen in bright sunlight, absorbed sweat during sports, and had a unique date adjustment mechanism. The student concluded the ordinary watch became a good companion and changed their attitude about time.
Business
The document summarizes a charity drive event organized by five students to raise funds for Malaysian Dogs Deserve Better (MDDB). They operated a stall called Mr Bean on the campus of Taylor's University over five days. Mr Bean sold products like soya milk, grapes, cakes, snacks and jewelry. The team analyzed competitors on campus and set prices for their products to earn a profit of RM2000, which was donated entirely to MDDB. Promotional activities included a Facebook page and computer-generated posters around campus.
English camii caami y laly
Three students - Camila Fernandez, Luciana Lescano, and Camila Tanusi - worked on an English project for their teacher Silvina Campos. They wrote about their lives, read a story about a boy named Tom visiting from the future, and read about the Amish religious group. For the project, the students wrote songs, emails, and descriptions as well as a glossary. They also researched the Comechingon people from Cordoba, Argentina.
Psy final project (1)
This document describes a study conducted to understand Malaysian perceptions of interracial relationships. The study used both quantitative and qualitative methods, including observing the races of people sitting together on trains and surveying participants about their preferences and social circles. The results found that most participants preferred to socialize and partner with others of their own race. The average participant was also single, between 19-24 years old, and had friends that were 95% of their own race.
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This document summarizes a study on perceptions of interracial relationships among college students in Malaysia. A survey was conducted with 100 students of varying races and ages at a private institution. Results showed that most participants were aged 19-24. Chinese, Indian, and other races generally had open-minded parents regarding interracial relationships. However, many Malay students said their parents would disapprove despite them being comfortable with other races. The study found that similarity, familiarity and proximity influence relationship preferences and attitudes toward other races.
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This presentation compares three famous Malaysian hawker stalls: Yut Kee, Kar Heong, and Heng Heng. It summarizes their origins, signature dishes, settings, challenges, and what makes each special. Yut Kee serves a mix of westernized and Chinese dishes and was influenced by British colonial rule. Kar Heong is known for its traditional Ipoh chicken rice. Heng Heng exclusively serves Pontian Mee using a unique family recipe. All three businesses face challenges with hiring and retaining workers but have remained popular due to preserving traditional tastes and reasonable prices.
Comapre and contrast
This document is a student's compare and contrast essay analyzing the romantic comedy films "The Proposal" and "About Time". The essay summarizes the plot of each film, noting that "The Proposal" focuses on the relationship between a boss and her assistant, while "About Time" is a more personal story about a man using time travel to find his true love. It also compares the personalities of the main characters, describing the boss in "The Proposal" as powerful but learning to be generous, and the protagonist in "About Time" as desperate to find love but also responsible towards his family. In conclusion, the essay states both films convey good values despite their differences in story and characters.
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A contractor plays several key roles in construction projects. They work closely with architects to ensure projects are implemented as planned. Contractors provide skilled labor and oversee work being completed on schedule and to standards. They are also responsible for obtaining necessary permits and coordinating required inspections. Contractors manage subcontractors, construction workers, and accomplish projects by defining scope, allocating resources, and resolving issues that arise.
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This document outlines a student's final project to design a future city. It begins with an introduction describing the project requirements to redesign an apocalyptic city. It then provides background on ancient, present and future cities for inspiration. Key elements that could be adopted for the new city include Mohenjo-Daro's grid system and water supply, Paris' grid system and landmark tower, and Masdar City's focus on sustainability and renewable energy. The student will illustrate and present their new city design for feedback.
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