This document summarizes 5 concepts from psychology used in a comic presentation: Stereotyping assumes all group members share traits; Social loafing is reduced effort in groups where individual contributions aren't clear; Self-serving attribution credits internal causes for success but external causes for failure; Motivation from enjoyment leads to engagement; Observational learning is repeating behaviors after observing others.

1. PSYCHOLOGY
COMIC
PRESENTATION

5. FIVE
CONCEPTS
USED

6. Stereotyping
A stereotype assumes that all members
of a group share some common feature.

7. Social Loafing
occurs when persons are performing a task as
part of a group and individual effort cannot be
identified.

8. Self-serving Attribution
make external attributions for negative outcomes and make
internal attributions for positive outcomes. In other words, we
take credit for success but we don't take responsibility for
failure.

9. Motivation
taking a certain action for the sake of
enjoyment. Leads us to be more fully engaged.

10. Observational Learning
watching others engage in behaviours
and then repeating those actions.