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My last ranked archive would have to be module 8.\u00a0 In module 8, we were required to pick two adjectives for different racial\/ ethnic groups.\u00a0 After we chose two adjectives, we had to compare our results with Kats and Braly, which happened in the year 1933, then Gilbert’s results in the year 1952.\u00a0 When comparing our results, they were very different then from one another. Doing this module, I thought it was interesting to see the stereotypes of these different groups, but I had to rank it at number 5 because even though it was interesting seeing others’ thoughts when it comes to other groups, but I kind of struggled with picking a stereotype for some of the groups.\u00a0 When doing this module, I was just afraid to give any group a “negative” stereotype because you can’t judge someone by a stereotype.\u00a0 Doing this activity, I learned about stereotypes from a different point of view.\u00a0 Everyone has their own opinion, and before doing this, I never really thought about other people’s thoughts on this.<\/p>\n
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https:\/\/www.bandt.com.au\/dont-just-talk-talk-actively-foster-diversity-inclusion-top\/<\/a><\/p>\n I chose this image to represent this module because it shows different racial\/ethnic groups, and when you look at each person, a different stereotype will come to mind based on who that person is.<\/p>\n Artifact 4<\/p>\n My fourth-ranked artifact is module 11.\u00a0 In the module, we had to think about ten people that we know and decipher whether they are selfish\/unselfish and happy\/unhappy. This module brought to my attention that normally, when people are happy, they are unselfish.\u00a0 I completely agree with you that you rarely see someone whose happy and selfish; normally, happy people are eager to do things for others.\u00a0 I ranked this as number four because even though it was interesting to look at the closest people around me and evaluate them, I just found more interest in some of the other artifacts stated earlier.\u00a0 This module was a very easy assignment, but I wish there was more to it.<\/p>\n https:\/\/www.quora.com\/Why-are-selfish-people-happier<\/p>\n I this image because it’s a quote that shows how normally selfish people are unhappy. It was stated that selfishness and happiness rarely are in relation to one another, so this image shows how selfishness and unhappiness are commonly in relation.<\/p>\n Artifact 3<\/span><\/p>\n My third rank artifact is module 10.\u00a0 In module 10, we had to talk about a situation where we have witnessed people not following the social norm and how we reacted to that.\u00a0 With us being in a pandemic before, I talked about how I reacted when being in a hotel and seeing people not wearing masks and not being required to wear a mask when it is suggested to prevent the spread of Covid-19.\u00a0 I ranked this as number 3 because I felt strongly about this when it comes to this new social norm.\u00a0 Doing this module, I learned about social norms and how when people feel vulnerable; they feel the need to violate and not conform to the norm, which makes sense to me now when looking at what we are going through in the world right now.<\/p>\n This is What’s up With the New Social Norms<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n![\"Why](\"https:\/\/qph.fs.quoracdn.net\/main-qimg-68e6186312ac055eb6e2c8c3f9977ff5.webp\")
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