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Boba was teased by his friends for being overweight even though he was not very fat. He enjoyed eating burgers which led to weight gain. He decided to lose weight after seeing a pretty girl. An angel then appeared and taught Boba about a balanced diet using a food pyramid. Boba struggled and bought a burger instead, getting scolded by his father who said his allowance would be reduced if he ate unhealthy food again. The angel helped Boba by having him separate the burger pieces onto a plate, fooling his father into thinking it was a balanced meal.
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- 3. STORYLINE 1. There was a kid named Boba. He was not quite fat, but his friends treat him like an obese kid. He has an eating disorder and enjoys eating burger a lot. 2. One day, he saw a pretty girl on the street. He then realized that, to gain that girl’s attention, he had to be fit. So, he decided to lose weight. 3. Suddenly an angel popped out from nowhere, offering to help Boba lose weight without requesting any reward or favour in return. She introduced the food pyramid to Boba and told him to have a balanced diet. 4. He had a hard time following the food pyramid and decided to buy a burger instead. When he brought it home, he got scolded by his dad. Boba’s dad told him that he would reduce his allowance if he buys unhealthy food again. 5. Afraid of getting scolded, Boba got help from the angel. The angel taught him to separate the burger into different pieces and put in on a plate. When Boba’s dad entered the kitchen, he praised Boba for having a balanced diet.
- 4. 1.SELF FULFILLING PROPHECY DEFINITION : Predictions that cause themselves to come true. This happens when a person "becomes" the stereotype that is held about them
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- 6. 2.EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION DEFINITION : Tendency to take a certain action in response to external pressure or obligation. Might be done to avoid punishment or earn a specific reward.
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- 8. 3. PROSOCIAL BEHAVIOR: ALTRUISTIC MODEL DEFINITION: Positive social actions that intend to help others for selfless reasons.
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