This document summarizes a story about Jean and discusses several psychological concepts portrayed in the story, including: 1) Jean demonstrates high self-efficacy by believing in himself and working hard despite challenges. 2) Amelisa exhibits the false consensus effect by assuming Rachel shared her views without confirming them. 3) Jean and Rachel experience passionate love as their relationship deepens in the beginning. 4) A lecturer holds stereotypes about Jean as a "bad student" until evidence proves otherwise. 5) Jean's hostile aggression during an argument with Rachel causes him to lose control of a car and have a fatal accident.

1. Story of Jean
Presented by:
Amelisa
Rachel
Jean
Leo
Kwang Zhao
Omar
Tutor: Mr. Shankar

2. Story Plot

3. Concepts
Self-efficacy
False consensus effect
Passionate Love
Stereotype
Hostile aggression

4. Self-Efficacy
Definition:
one's belief in one's ability to succeed in
specific situations or accomplish a task.

5. How is it portrayed ?
• Although
Jean
is
not
a
good
student
he
s0ll
work
hard.
• He
Believes
in
himself
that
he
can
eventually
do
well
in
his
projects.
• He
has
confident
and
courage
which
his
classmates
do
not
have.
Conclusion:
Jean
is
a
person
with
high
self-­‐efficacy
as
he
s0ll
believe
in
himself
and
be
confident
that
he
will
get
a
good
results.

6. False consensus effect
Definition:
tendency
to
overes0mate
the
degree
to
which
other
people
agree
with
our
beliefs,
values,
aDtudes,
and
behaviours.

7. How is it portrayed ?
• Amelisa
helped
Rachel
to
refuse
Jean
request
to
get
her
phone
number.
• She
thought
that
Rachel
will
share
the
same
idea
as
her
• However,
Rachel
disagreed
with
her.
Amelisa’s
assume
is
incorrect.
Conclusion:
False
consensus
effect
can
be
seen
in
this
part
as
Amelisa
assumed
that
Rachel
and
her
shared
the
same
opinion,
but
in
fact
they
did
not.

8. Passionate love
Definition:
Characterised
by
the
intense
longing
for
one’s
partner.
It
is
thrilling
and
full
of
roller-­‐coaster
emo0ons.
It
also
oMen
occurs
in
the
beginning
of
a
rela0onship.

9. How is it portrayed ?
• Jean
and
Rachel
started
to
build
a
strong
rela0onship
and
they
are
in
love
with
each
other.
• They
share
the
same
opinion,
emo0ons
and
feelings.
• They
encounter
problems
together
and
look
forward
to
the
future.
Conclusion:
A
strong
passionate
love
can
be
seen
between
Jean
and
Rachel
as
they
are
deeply
in
love
and
wish
to
be
together
forever.

10. Stereotype
Definition:
An
over
generalized
belief
about
a
par0cular
group
or
class
of
people
where
it
is
a
common
phenomenon
which
is
assuming
that
all
members
of
a
group
shares
a
common
feature.

11. How is it portrayed ?
• The
lecturer
assumed
that
Jean
is
a
bad
student
and
for
him,
a
bad
student
will
not
get
a
good
result.
• He
thinks
that
Jean
cheated
in
his
exam
to
get
a
good
result.
• However,
the
lecturer
change
his
mind
set
as
Rachel
helped
to
prove
Jean
innocent.
Conclusion:
The
lecturer
has
stereotype
towards
the
students
who
thinks
is
bad.
So,
he
immediately
thinks
that
Jean
cheated
in
the
exam
as
he
got
a
good
result
because
he
thinks
that
Jean
in
not
a
good
student.

12. Hostile aggression
Definition:
An
act
of
aggression
stemming
from
feelings
of
anger
and
aimed
at
inflic0ng
pain.
It
is
a
type
of
aggression
driven
by
anger
and
performed
as
an
end
in
itself.

13. How is it portrayed ?
• Jean
and
Rachel
has
a
fight
in
the
car
while
Jean
in
driving.
• Jean
was
too
angry
as
he
lost
his
control
and
an
accident
happened.
• This
had
caused
the
death
of
Rachel
and
Jean
felt
very
regret
and
depressed
aMer
the
incident.
Conclusion:
Hos0le
aggression
caused
Jean
to
lost
control
and
the
accident
happened.
This
sudden
aggressive
emo0on
had
caused
the
death
of
Rachel
and
the
sadness
of
Jean.

14. Conclusion
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