https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a Final en-us 2023-05-25 22:24:24 UTC 2023-05-26 04:51:53 UTC hello@padlet.com am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605494887 In this article it talks about the advantages of mimicry and how it would help a person increase their chances of being hired. The mimicry in the example is to follow their movements to gain their trust more. This goes into how we feel more comfortable with people who feel like us in which comes the mimicry. When the mimicry is subtle the person will feel they like that person more than if they did not copy them.]]> 2023-05-26 01:28:01 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605494887 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605563079 In this video the creator talks about facial symmetry and tackles the question if how symmetrical your face is does affect how attractive you seem to other people. The creator goes into how bias in our brains to things that are easy to measure and put into a category like the face how if the face is consistently the same shape in both sides we would find that to be more easier to understand and in turn more attractive. the creator goes on to talk about studies have gone into the evolutionary advantage that is built into our biology in why we would prefer people with symmetrical faces as an advantage. Lastly he talks about how people are becoming more self-conscious of their own self-esteem after being told that they are not perceived as the ideal face shape.]]> 2023-05-26 02:22:26 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605563079 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605589456 In this video we see a social experiment on the idea if people are more willing to help someone who needs help more if they perceive them if they have worth. In the video the girl dresses up in two different styles: one to simulate them being rich and another of them being poor. The experiment shows that people are more willing to help her if it shows that she is more affluent instead of just needing them. This shows that people are more willing to help people who do not need too much of their help since they have deemed them to be worthy of their help.]]> 2023-05-26 02:43:03 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605589456 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605617668 In this article we talk about brand loyalty and why people tend to stick with a certain brand of products even if there are other products that fit their needs. In the fourth point made in the article it talks about how people feel like they are better than other people just by having the product itself and it makes them feel good about themselves. Taking that point into consideration we can see that people are trying to group themselves to be the higher individual so they are part of an ingroup. the solidarity built by the people who use the brand is gone out of just having the product and actively pushing people away who are not part of them by having an android device. ]]> 2023-05-26 03:04:34 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605617668 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605644336 In this article they talk about the model minority and how it has been harmful to those affected by it. the article touches in how the expectations placed on the people who are in a model minority are backfiring and making it more stressful for those who are considered to be grouped into that stereotype. In one example it talks about how someone who is told that what their grades are showing does not reflect their expectations of them from being from the model minority and it really confuses the student who was told the remark. While the stereotypes of someone who is in a model minority group seems positive, it can in turn be extremely stressful and a bit demoralizing for them if they are only seen for what people say about them like that.]]> 2023-05-26 03:28:16 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605644336 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605673277 in this article they talk about Jack Ritchie and his addiction to gambling and how it ties into victim blaming. In the article we see when people ask questions about the event they are asking questions which is trying to justify the actions that would put a more negative stigma on the one who died instead of the bigger problem. Some of the questions asked were about if he was under the influence of drugs or if he was just someone who misbehaved in order for it to make it feel like karma. These people asking these hurtful questions to the family are trying to spin the story and background to make it that the one who suffered deserved what came to him instead of seeing the evil in gambling and how it takes advantage of the people who participate in it by saying they are irresponsible.]]> 2023-05-26 03:58:54 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605673277 am1029155 https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605718489 There is a large number of people being aggressive to other people because they are not caffeinated enough. This image as much as a joke that it seems has become reality for some people in which they are irritated by the lack of serotonin. The people who have become dependent on having their coffee in the morning have shown their aggression to others for something that is not on the one who has gotten yelled at fault. This includes and is not limited to: yelling, attacking, and verbal abuse. ]]> 2023-05-26 04:51:53 UTC https://padlet.com/am1029155/sm9gv8pv9nt1pn5a/wish/2605718489