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The document discusses several concepts from social psychology: - First impressions form based on initial interactions and appearances - Stereotypes involve generalizing people into groups based on single attributes - Confirmation bias and the halo effect lead people to seek and favor information that confirms their preexisting beliefs - Optimistic bias involves underestimating the likelihood of negative events - Aggression can include verbal and physical harm toward others - Balance theory suggests people develop relationships to maintain consistent beliefs about themselves and others.
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- 2. VIDEO
- 3. EXPLANATION
- 5. FIRST IMPRESSION WHAT IS FIRST IMPRESSION? Initial impressions of people
- 7. FIRST IMPRESSION EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl judge the boy based on the first look and on how he wears, and immediately thinks that he is rich.
- 8. STEREOTYPE
- 9. STEREOTYPE WHAT IS STEREOTYPE? A general belief about a group of people
- 11. STEREOTYPE EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl stereotyped that well dressed guy as rich, and the t-shirt guy as poor.
- 12. CONFIRMATION BIAS (HALO EFFECT )
- 13. CONFIRMATION BIAS HALO EFFECT WHAT IS CONFIRMATION BIAS The tendency for people to favour information that support and confirm their personal belief and interpretation.
- 14. CONFIRMATION BIAS HALO EFFECT WHAT IS HALO EFFECT? Cognitive bias in which our overall impression of a person influences on how we think and feel about the person’s character
- 16. CONFIRMATION BIAS HALO EFFECT EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl does not listen to her friend’s advice and she only remembers the information like how the guy dresses up
- 17. CONFIRMATION BIAS HALO EFFECT EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl is transferring her judgement from one easily observed characteristic of the person, towards the well-dressed guy and poorly-dressed guy
- 18. OPTIMISTICS BIAS
- 19. OPTIMISTICS BIAS WHAT IS OPTIMISTIC BIAS? Optimism bias, originally referred to as unrealistic optimism is the tendency of individuals to underestimate the likelihood they will experience
- 21. OPTIMISTICS BIAS EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl dreams of being together, and she doesn’t think that anything bad will happen to her
- 22. AGGRESSION
- 23. AGGRESSION WHAT IS AGGRESSION? Aggression refers to a range of behaviors that can result in both physical and psychological harm to oneself, other or objects in the environment
- 25. AGGRESSION EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : Type 1- Verbal Aggression : The girl insulting the tripping guy
- 26. AGGRESSION EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : Type 2 - Physical Agression: When the tripping guy wants to beat them.
- 27. BALANCE THEORY
- 28. BALANCE THEORY WHAT IS BALANCE THEORY ? Show how people develop their relationships with other people and with things in their environment.
- 30. BALANCE THEORY EXPLANATION BASED ON VIDEO : The girl doesn’t like the wira, but after he realised that the well-dressed guy owns it, she changes the attitude and likes the wira.
- 31. REFERENCES 1.Psychology Today (NIL). First Impression. Retrieved from Psychology Today website: http://www.psychologytoday.com/basics/first-impressions 2. Psychlopedia (NIL). Optimism Bias. Retrieved from Psychopedia website: http://www.psych-it.com.au/Psychlopedia/article.asp?id=238 3. About Education (NIL). What is Aggression?. Retrieved from About Education website: http://psychology.about.com/od/aindex/g/ aggression.htm