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EXPLANATION

CONCEPT 1 MOTIVATION - EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION

( CHAPTER 2 )

Motivation - Extrinsic Motivation

WHAT IS EXTRINSIC MOTIVATION?

Taking a certain action in response to external pressure or obligation Might be done to avoid punishment or earn a specific reward Can actually inhibit behaviours if used at the wrong time Preferences for tasks that are intrinsically or extrinsically rewarded are influenced by culture

EXPLANATION BASED ON COMIC :

The captain wanted to win the competition so much making him to feel motivated when competing against

the state’s best basketball team.

Motivation - Extrinsic Motivation

CONCEPT 2 SOCIAL FACILITATION ( CHAPTER 1 )

WHAT IS SOCIAL FACILITATION?

Occurs when people are performing in the presence of others yet their individual contributions can be identified

Social Facilitation

Social Facilitation

EXPLANATION BASED ON COMIC :

During competition, there was a full crowd of audience and it was raining His team plays against the best team in the state, really motivates him to perform

CONCEPT 3 STEREOTYPE - RACISM ( CHAPTER 7 )

Stereotype - Racism

WHAT IS STEREOTYPE?

Stereotype – a general belief about a group of people Differs from prejudice in that it can have positive or negative connotations Runs the risk of becoming prejudicial and leading to discrimination

Racism – discrimination directed at a specific racial group

Stereotype - Racism

EXPLANATION BASED ON COMIC :

Racism occurs when some black guy from the other team twisted his ankle, and was in need of immediate attention, but not a one person went to help

CONCEPT 4 ALTRUISM ( CHAPTER 8 )

WHAT IS ALTRUISM ?

Altruism involves the unselfish concern for other people. It involves doing things simply out of a desire to help, not because you feel obligated to out of duty, loyalty, or religious reasons.

Altruism

EXPLANATION BASED ON COMIC :

Luckily there was a good hearted audience member went to help the injured member.

Altruism

CONCEPT 5 BIAS - SELF SERVING BIAS ( CHAPTER 4 )

Bias - The Self Serving Bias

WHAT IS SELF - SERVING BIAS? The tendency to attribute positive effects or successful behaviours to dispositional factors While attributing negative effects or unsuccessful behaviours to situational factors

EXPLANATION BASED ON COMIC :

The game ended and they loss, his teammates blamed him for the loss, but the captain being his ignorant self

sblamed the weather for their teams loss.

Bias - The Self Serving Bias

REFERENCES

References

• Kendra Cherry (NIL). What is Altruism? Online website: http://psychology.about.com/od/aindex/g/what-is-altruism.htm