The document is a comic strip that incorporates five concepts of social psychology: stereotyping, which refers to categorizing others without room for variation; extrinsic motivation, which arises from external rewards; social facilitation, the tendency to do better when others are present; counterfactual thinking, creating alternatives to past events; and self-efficacy, believing in one's capabilities to manage situations. The comic follows the transformation of a character named Chunky Bob as he encounters these concepts.

1. SOCIAL
PSYCHOLOGY
COMIC STRIPFNBE MARCH INTAKE 2015

2. A COMIC ABOUT
CHUNKY BOBS
TRANSFORMATION

4. THE
STORYLINE
AND
CONCEPTS

5. A "FIXED" WAY OF THINKING ABOUT PEOPLE IN WHICH
YOU CLASSIFY OTHERS INTO SPECIFIC CATEGORIES
WITHOUT MUCH ROOM FOR INDIVIDUALISM OR
VARIATION.
concept one
STEREOTYPING

6. REFERS TO A BEHAVIOUR THAT IS DRIVEN BY EXTERNAL
REWARDS SUCH AS MONEY, FAME, GRADES, AND PRAISE.
THIS TYPE OF MOTIVATION ARISES FROM OUTSIDE THE
INDIVIDUAL.
concept two
EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

7. THE TENDENCY THAT ONE WILL LIKELY DO BETTER WHEN IN
THE PRESENCE OF OTHERS THAN COMPARED TO WHEN
THEY ARE ALONE.
concept three
SOCIAL FACILITATION

8. IS A CONCEPT THAT INVOLVES THE HUMAN TENDENCY TO
CREATE POSSIBLE ALTERNATIVES TO LIFE EVENTS THAT
HAVE ALREADY OCCURRED.
COLINTERFACTUAL
THINKING
concept four

9. THE BELIEVE IN ONE’S CAPABILITIES TO ORGANISE AND EXECUTE THE
COURSES OF ACTION REQUIRED TO MANAGE PROSPECTIVE
SITUATIONS. IN OTHER WORDS, SELF-EFFICACY IS A PERSON’S BELIEF
IN HIS OR HER ABILITY TO SUCCEED IN A PARTICULAR SITUATION.
concept five
SELF EFFICACY-

10. CONCLUSIONIN THIS COMIC, A TOTAL OF 5
CONCEPTS ARE INCORPORATED:
STEREOTYPING
EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION
SOCIAL FACILITATION
COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING
SELF EFFICACY

11. THE END