Social Thinking examines how we define the self and make judgments about other p

Social Thinking examines how we define the self and make judgments about other people. Reflect on the self:
How would you define yourself a year ago?
What is the most valuable thing you have learned about yourself?
How would you define yourself today?

Social Influence investigates areas such as conformity, prejudice, and persuasion. Recall a time when you were influenced or pressured to do something you did not agree with:
Describe the event or situation.
What influenced you to side against your better judgment?
Why is social influence/pressure so powerful?

Social Behaviors explore helping, aggression, romantic relationships, etc. Consider a time when you witnessed a situation (i.e., fight, car wreck, etc.) where you could have intervened but did not:
Describe the event or situation.
Why did you choose not to help?
Are there unwritten social rules when it comes to helping? If so, what are they? If not, should there be?
FORMATTING REQUIREMENTS
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Title of document – Domain entry (Social Thinking, Social Influence or Social Behaviors)
3 paragraphs – (Use headings to organize points a, b, and c)
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300 MINIMUM word count requirement
Use proper spelling, grammar, sentences, paragraphs, quotation marks, etc.
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