I really liked how Dr. Johnson is very caring towards her students and understands that everyone has other obligations other than school because she has been in our shoes. @Theorytalk
@Theorytalk this is an example of social comparison theory. The sisters are trying to compare themselves to Cinderella and they do not like the way they look compared to her. Also they are always comparing themselves to her instead of liking who they are.
This picture represents cognitive dissonance theory, because in the picture the girl is struggling with what outside people think of her and her own internal thoughts about herself. The definition of this theory is a de stressing mental state
@Theorytalk this picture represents narrative paradigm. In the picture it shows an elderly man seeing his reflection as a child. I take from this picture that it is telling a story of how he fished as a little boy all the way up to his old age, and itβs important to his life.
Iβm so in love with @JessieJDecker new book just Jessie! I have been reading it all day in between my college classes!! Iβm sure people think Iβm crazy from laughing and smiling all day β€οΈβ€οΈπ
This picture represents social presence theory, because it basically is representing how social media is depriving people from having actual involved interaction with another physical person face to face. People are using social media to portray how they want others to see them.