Pdf conversion melon for international students

Pdf conversion melons for international students are as follows:

On June 6, 2023,165438+10.16, there was such an article "The Monologue of a Man in a Company" on the Internet. This time, the content is different from the previous gossip. The seriousness of this incident has constituted a crime. The video of bloody violence just makes me feel uncomfortable. I can't help but sigh when I am shocked.

At this time, I thought of a phenomenon called "people in the group tend to be consistent with the group". In the face of overwhelming publicity, "UCSD is a big melon!" "Come on, stand in the front line of eating melons!" As a small group of international students, it is hard for people not to go in and find out, and some even explore novelty with "maybe I know the party this time".

Some people will think that "since everyone says so, there is no smoke without fire, it is hard to be false." People who hold this idea are because people tend to "agree" with the group in the crowd. The reason for thinking this way is also very simple. When your ideas are consistent in a group, it means that everyone can help each other. The same idea can make people feel "I am a member of this group" and bring a sense of security.

Another phenomenon that spreads so widely in this pdf is called "normalization of group behavior". If one person does this and no one else does it, then in the case of such a small group, idle people are more "normal" by comparison.

If everyone is doing this (for example, spreading and discussing pdf) and only a few invisible people who don't express their opinions don't do this, then those who do it will look more "normal".

In addition, there is a related phenomenon called "groups will strengthen existing attitudes". When you join a group that has formed similar ideas with yourself, joining this group will make you more convinced of your attitude, in this case.

When you are curious about a pdf and start to discuss the cause and effect of this matter with others, your own assumption about this matter may be "a little skeptical, but basically credible", so after a group discussion, this somewhat ambiguous assumption may directly become "this matter is true", and then further discussion will be carried out based on this assumption.