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This document is a student's journal entry discussing social psychology concepts like stereotyping, prejudice, discrimination, self-fulfilling prophecy, representative heuristic, and availability heuristic. The student analyzes a drawing showing people making judgments of others based on appearance. Stereotyping leads to treating people differently and the belief that attractive people receive more benefits. Self-fulfilling prophecy can occur when expectations based on stereotypes influence behavior. Representative and availability heuristics are mental shortcuts used in making quick judgments of others that may not be accurate.
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