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The document is a video presentation for a social psychology assignment by three students - Ng Yuheng, Farah Akmal, and Adibah Bahiah. The presentation covers topics related to social influence, observational learning, racism, aggression, and altruistic motivation. Key points from each topic are defined concisely, with social influence described as being influenced by others, observational learning as learning through observation, racism as beliefs of racial superiority/inferiority, and aggression categorized into verbal/non-verbal and direct/indirect types. Altruistic motivation is defined as caring for others without expecting a return.
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