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The document discusses different types of group members through examples that apply concepts from social psychology. It addresses five types: 1) The Ms. Know-It-All who displays confirmation bias, only considering information that confirms their beliefs. 2) Members with high versus low self-efficacy, those who see challenges versus avoid difficulties. 3) The hot girl subject to the halo effect of judging attractiveness influencing personality perceptions. 4) Mr. Aggressive exhibiting verbal or physical aggression. 5) Those looking on the bright versus dark side through counterfactual thinking about changing past outcomes to improve or worsen mood. The concepts discussed are confirmation bias, self-efficacy, the halo effect, aggression, and counterfactual thinking.

SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY VIDEO
��TYPES OF GROUP MEMBERS��
YANG JING LOO ? WEE SUE WEN ? JUSTIN CHONG ? DARREN TAN ? YEAP PHAY SHIAN

CONCEPT APPLIED:
CONFIRMATION BIAS
#1 THE MS KNOW IT ALL

? A TYPE OF COGNITIVE BIAS.
? REFERS TO THE TENDENCY TO SELECTIVELY LOOK OUT FOR
AND CONSIDER INFORMATION THAT IS ABLE TO CONFIRM
ONE��S BELIEF.
#1 CONFIRMATION BIAS

#2 ��THE I CAN DO THIS�� VS ��THE NO I CAN��T��

#2 ��THE I CAN DO THIS�� VS ��THE NO I CAN��T��
CONCEPT APPLIED:
SELF EFFICACY

#2 SELF EFFICACY
? THE BELIEF WE HAVE IN OURSELVES TO ACHIEVE CERTAIN GOALS.
? VIEWED AS PEOPLE WITH HIGH OR LOW SELF EFFICACY.
I) HIGH SELF EFFICACY
- SEES TOUGH TASKS AS CHALLENGES TO TAKE ON.
II) LOW SELF EFFICACY
- TEND TO AVOID DIFFICULT TASKS.

#3 THE HOT GIRL
CONCEPT APPLIED:
THE HALO EFFECT

? ��WHAT IS BEAUTIFUL IS GOOD.��
? OUR OVERALL IMPRESSION OF A PERSON INFLUENCES HOW WE
FEEL AND THINK ABOUT HIS/HER CHARACTER.
? TENDENCY TO RATE THOSE WHO ARE MORE ATTRACTIVE MORE
FAVOURABLE FOR THEIR PERSONALITY TRAITS.
#3 THE HALO EFFECT

#4 MR. AGGRESSIVE
CONCEPT APPLIED:
AGGRESSION

#4 AGGRESSION
? THE BEHAVIOUR THAT INTENDS TO HARM ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL.
? CAN EITHER BE VERBAL OR PHYSICAL ACTIONS.

#5 LOOK ON THE BRIGHT VS DARK SIDE
CONCEPT APPLIED:
COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING

#5 COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING
? THE ACT OF IMAGINING DIFFERENT OUTCOMES FOR AN
EVENT THAT HAS ALREADY OCCURRED.
? CAN BE USED TO IMPROVE OR WORSEN ONE��S MOOD.

CONCLUSION
CONFIRMATION BIAS
SELF EFFICACY
THE HALO EFFECT
AGGRESSION
COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING

THANK YOU
PRESENTED BY: YANG JING LOO ? WEE SUE WEN ? JUSTIN CHONG ? DARREN TAN ? YEAP PHAY SHIAN

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Social Psycholoy video slides

1. SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY VIDEO ��TYPES OF GROUP MEMBERS�� YANG JING LOO ? WEE SUE WEN ? JUSTIN CHONG ? DARREN TAN ? YEAP PHAY SHIAN

2. #1 THE MS KNOW IT ALL

3. CONCEPT APPLIED: CONFIRMATION BIAS #1 THE MS KNOW IT ALL

4. ? A TYPE OF COGNITIVE BIAS. ? REFERS TO THE TENDENCY TO SELECTIVELY LOOK OUT FOR AND CONSIDER INFORMATION THAT IS ABLE TO CONFIRM ONE��S BELIEF. #1 CONFIRMATION BIAS

5. #2 ��THE I CAN DO THIS�� VS ��THE NO I CAN��T��

6. #2 ��THE I CAN DO THIS�� VS ��THE NO I CAN��T�� CONCEPT APPLIED: SELF EFFICACY

7. #2 SELF EFFICACY ? THE BELIEF WE HAVE IN OURSELVES TO ACHIEVE CERTAIN GOALS. ? VIEWED AS PEOPLE WITH HIGH OR LOW SELF EFFICACY. I) HIGH SELF EFFICACY - SEES TOUGH TASKS AS CHALLENGES TO TAKE ON. II) LOW SELF EFFICACY - TEND TO AVOID DIFFICULT TASKS.

8. #3 THE HOT GIRL

9. #3 THE HOT GIRL CONCEPT APPLIED: THE HALO EFFECT

10. ? ��WHAT IS BEAUTIFUL IS GOOD.�� ? OUR OVERALL IMPRESSION OF A PERSON INFLUENCES HOW WE FEEL AND THINK ABOUT HIS/HER CHARACTER. ? TENDENCY TO RATE THOSE WHO ARE MORE ATTRACTIVE MORE FAVOURABLE FOR THEIR PERSONALITY TRAITS. #3 THE HALO EFFECT

11. #4 MR. AGGRESSIVE

12. #4 MR. AGGRESSIVE CONCEPT APPLIED: AGGRESSION

13. #4 AGGRESSION ? THE BEHAVIOUR THAT INTENDS TO HARM ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL. ? CAN EITHER BE VERBAL OR PHYSICAL ACTIONS.

14. #5 LOOK ON THE DARK VS BRIGHT SIDE

15. #5 LOOK ON THE BRIGHT VS DARK SIDE CONCEPT APPLIED: COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING

16. #5 COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING ? THE ACT OF IMAGINING DIFFERENT OUTCOMES FOR AN EVENT THAT HAS ALREADY OCCURRED. ? CAN BE USED TO IMPROVE OR WORSEN ONE��S MOOD.

17. CONCLUSION CONFIRMATION BIAS SELF EFFICACY THE HALO EFFECT AGGRESSION COUNTERFACTUAL THINKING

18. THANK YOU PRESENTED BY: YANG JING LOO ? WEE SUE WEN ? JUSTIN CHONG ? DARREN TAN ? YEAP PHAY SHIAN

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