Today marks the end of my Psychology’s tutorial and thoughts on that bring hefty nostalgia. This semester for my Psychology module, I am fortunate to have an incredible lecturer and tutor. Both of their lessons were interesting and intriguing which helped to satisfy my inquisitive mind because Psychology is one tantalizing subject. They cleverly incorporate relevant video clips to arouse our interests in the topic so to relate it better to us. Which I much appreciated them for doing it, at least it makes me keen on the topics. They do not make their lessons very dry or hard to comprehend.
I think what makes my tutor remarkable is that she makes the efforts to remember each of her students’ names. By the second or third lesson, she almost can identity who are we by calling our names. I find it impressive and kudos for her initiative for wanting to know us. Haha, thanks to her guidance, I fared quite well for my assignments.
This is the last video clip that my tutor showed us before explaining what is “Bystander Intervention”. The video is quite interesting as there are different scenarios to show when bystanders will help you and under what circumstances they do not. For instance, making small talk, or blasting your music irritatingly, flirting with his/her partner, a beautiful blonde lady etc.
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Cool... pretty interesting experiment!
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