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    This document is an assignment for a comic strip exploring 5 concepts: stereotype as a fixed oversimplified idea of a person or thing; confirmation bias as acknowledging ideas that support preconceived notions while ignoring contradictory facts; spotlight effect as believing one is noticed more than reality; self-fulfilling prophecy as predictions directly or indirectly causing themselves to become true; and halo effect as stereotyping that what is physically attractive must also be good. It lists the names of 5 students working on the assignment.

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    This document is an assignment for a comic strip exploring 5 concepts: stereotype as a fixed oversimplified idea of a person or thing; confirmation bias as acknowledging ideas that support preconceived notions while ignoring contradictory facts; spotlight effect as believing one is noticed more than reality; self-fulfilling prophecy as predictions directly or indirectly causing themselves to become true; and halo effect as stereotyping that what is physically attractive must also be good. It lists the names of 5 students working on the assignment.

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    ASSIGNMENT 2

    COMIC STRIP
    MELANIE SOON YU XIN (0322327)
    EE HUI TENG (0322548)
    MUHAMMAD AMEER MOHD ASEEM (0322891)
    MUHAMMAD AREEB BIN AMIRULLAH (0322347)
    LEON LIM (0322180)

    CONCEPT #1 STEREOTYPE

    fixed and
    oversimplified image
    or idea
    type of person or
    thing

    CONCEPT #2 CONFIRMATION BIAS

    CONCEPT
    acknowledges the ideA THAT SUPPORTS
    IGNORING ALL THE FACTS THAT CONTRADICTS

    CONCEPT #3 SPOTLIGHT EFFECT

    phenomenon
    tend to believe they are noticed more than
    they really are

    CONCEPT #4 SELF FULFILLING PROPHECY

    prediction
    directly/indirectly causes itself to become true

    CONCEPT #5 HALO EFFECT

    physical
    attractiveness
    stereotype
    "what is beautiful
    is good"

    conclusion

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