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Psychology comic(1)
1. SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY COMIC STRIP
GROUP
MEMBERS:
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YET
YEE
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CHIN
SHEE
WEI
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HONG
SHI
LIK
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PREMDYL
SINGH
SHADAN
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LE
JIA
LING
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HONG
SEOTAEK
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THROUGH JESSIE’S EYES
4. It
was
Jessie’s
first
day
at
a
new
place,
a
new
beginning,
Taylor’s
University.
Many
have
told
Jessie
about
the
spoiled
rich
kids
with
bad
aYtudes
that
Taylor’s
had.
Regardless,
she
went
for
her
first
lecture
with
an
open
mind,
where
she
met
3
other
girls
and
was
later
placed
in
the
same
group
with
them.
She
was
uncomfortable
as
the
girls
were
wearing
heavy
makeup
and
were
also
dressed
in
branded
ouits.
5. CONCEPT 1: STEREOTYPING
DEFINITION:
A
stereotype
assumes
that
all
members
of
a
group
share
some
common
features.
Before
geYng
know
the
3
girls,
Jessie
has
stereotyped
thinking
that
they
were
actually
spoiled
rich
kids
with
bad
aYtudes,
just
from
their
looks.
She
has
created
the
schema
to
fit
all
3
girls
into
the
same
category/
group
of
people.
6. During
the
group
discussion,
J e s s i e
s h o w e d
h e r
unpleasantness
to
be
with
them
in
the
same
group
as
she
had
a
stereotype
that
they
are
spoilt
rich
kids.
The
aYtude
of
Jessie
caused
that
the
girls
to
create
a
bad
first
impression
of
her.
They
started
to
talk
about
brand
stuffs
and
le`
Jessie
out
of
the
conversaaon.
7. Jessie
felt
herself
has
been
isolated
by
the
girls.
She
bangs
her
hand
on
the
table
and
storms
off.
On
the
next
day
of
school,
while
Jessie
was
entering
the
classroom
she
heard
her
classmates
gossiping
about
her.
8. CONCEPT 2: FIRST IMPRESSION
DEFINITION:
A
first
impression
is
the
event
when
one
person
first
encounters
another
person
and
forms
a
mental
image
of
that
person.
With
the
occurrence
of
Jessie
talking
rudely,
the
3
girls
have
created
a
first
impression
of
Jessie
as
grumpy
and
impolite.
The
mental
image
of
Jessie
in
the
minds
of
the
3
girls
have
been
created.
Now
that
the
girls
have
that
first
impression,
they
have
spread
the
rumor
of
Jessie
calling
her
an
introvert.
Now,
Jessie’s
first
impression
to
everyone
is
the
same
as
the
3
girls.
9. Jessie
went
back
to
her
house
a`er
school.
Finding
what
lies
behind
close
doors,
there
stood
her
father,
holding
a
bodle
of
beer.
This
was
when
Jessie
realized
he
was
drunk.
Due
to
his
intoxicaaon,
he
grabbed
her.
Jessie
first
insanct
was
to
defend
herself
by
throwing
her
dad’s
hands
away.
Jessie
went
running
and
crying
into
the
storeroom.
10. CONCEPT 3: CORFing
DEFINITION:
Distancing
ourselves
from
others
who
have
failed
or
behaved
badly.
Jessie
had
run
away,
to
keep
away
from
the
badly
behaved,
drunken
father.
The
acaon
of
this
shows
that
‘CuYng
of
Reflecave
Failure’
happens
so
that
the
behavior
doesn't
effect
Jessie
as
well.
11. Jessie
sat
in
the
corner
in
the
storeroom.
(A
flashback
occurs.)
3
years
ago,
her
father
went
bankrupt
and
started
to
drink
excessive
amounts
of
beer
everyday.
Her
father
abused
her
every
ame
when
he
was
drunk.
She
shivered
with
fear,
as
she
had
lack
of
safety
and
security.
12. CONCEPT 4: HIERARCHY OF NEEDS
DEFINITION:
Maslow’s
Hierarchy
of
Needs
is
a
descripDon
of
the
needs
that
mo7vate
human
behavior.
Jessie’s
Hierarchy
of
Needs
such
as
physiological
needs
have
been
fulfilled.
However,
next
of
the
hierarchy
would
be
safety
and
security
needs
which
are
not
fulfilled.
Resulang
in
the
others
to
not
be
fulfilled
as
well.
13. When
she
was
about
to
give
up,
she
found
an
old
newspaper
with
a
case.
It
described
a
girl
whom
her
mother
passed
away
when
she
was
only
12
years
old.
She
was
sent
to
an
orphanage
by
her
own
biological
father.
While
she
was
in
the
orphanage
she
got
bullied
and
even
raped
by
one
of
the
workers
there.
Then
Jessie
decide
not
to
give
up
as
she
was
not
the
most
unfortunate
person
in
the
whole
world
and
to
decided
to
stay
strong
in
facing
the
reality.
14. CONCEPT 5:
DOWNWARDS COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING
DEFINITION:
Downward
counterfactual
thinking
concentrate
on
how
the
situa7on
could
have
been
worse.
In
this
scenario,
a
person
can
make
themselves
feel
be:er
about
the
outcome
because
they
realize
that
the
situaDon
is
not
the
worst
it
could
be.
Instead
of
pitying
herself,
Jessie
decides
to
look
on
the
bright
side,
and
tells
herself
that
things
could
have
been
worse.
Downwards
counterfactual
thinking
makes
Jessie
feel
grateful
about
her
life
by
comparing
herself
to
a
person
of
a
worse
scenario.
Therefore,
she
moavates
herself
to
see
things
in
a
posiave
manner.