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Essay Instructions: Psychology Project: Title of he movie " MEAN GIRLS" Linsay Lohan and Tina frey ect.
discrebe the concept of psychology concept of this movies. dont forget the proper citation.
write about the example of this psychology concept as depicted the movie, reaction formation can descreb using example as portrayed in the movie.
describe the scene in the movies that embodies your psychology example and avoid to explain the entire plot of the film .
explain to your reader exactly how example you choose is indeed an example of psychology concept are trying to teach.
use the chapter 12 Conformity

Essay Instructions: This will be a Literature Review. The topic is: Social Agression among Boys and Girls. I will be faxing copies of the articles that I could find, however if you see that these don't work, you can select articles that have been published in social psychological or related journals only.

This review is to summarize the studies in the articles in your own words.Following the review of the literature, suggest an area for future research or an additional area for application of previous research. Based on what you now know having reviewed past research, what study might be conducted next?

Write double spaced, 6 pages,(not including reference page) 12 point, APA style that includes a reference page.

I will fax 8 articles, there will be several pages, and here are the titles:You're Mean! Do Girls Manipulate and Boys Fight? Reflecting on Antisocial Girls, Mean Girls or Cultural Stereotypes,Relationship of early Infant Regulation,Peer Estimates of School Aged boys and girls,
Self-other representations and relational and overt aggression,and Development of Social Aggression and Physical Aggression.

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Essay Instructions: Write a response discussing the relationship of Veblen's article (Thostein Veblen, "conspicuous Consumption", in the consumer society reader, Juliet B. Schor and Douglas Holt (ONLY pg 187-204)) to Heathers Movie(directed by michael Lehmann, 1989.

And write a response to this comment(only half page)
Unlike the movies Pretty in Pink and Clueless, Heathers was quite unexpected and left me in shock but I enjoyed that fact that it was not your typical teenage girl film. It definitely felt like a psychotic 1980’s version of Mean Girls but with an addition of killing involved and tackling the topic of teenage suicide. Not only does Veronica having a different name other than Heather differentiate her from the three, but also from the very beginning it is evident that Veronica wants nothing more than to be free from the Heathers, questioning their cruelty towards their classmates. Wealth and a leisure lifestyle (example: Veronica croquet game set up in her backyard and well groomed parents) is the only factor that Veronica and the three share in common and the only thing she is consuming from this so-called “friendship” is popularity that Veronica never used to acquire. She misses Betty and the life she used to have before joining the Heathers but the consumption of popularity wins her over. Veronica does want to keep hold of her popularity but would consult her inner most feelings (these feelings then elevating to a number of murders) with JD, who she is completely fascinated by from the very start. Near the end of the movie, I was left without words as to what to say with JD’s quote, “The only place where different social types can genuinely get along with each other is in Heaven.” This quote can somewhat relate to Veblen’s Conspicuous Consumption where he talks about the harsh division of classes.
In ConspicuousConsumption, Veblen begins by dividing the luxuries and comforts of the leisure class to the working class. He defines conspicuous consumption as power, valuable goods, and etiquette. Veblen quotes, “Gentle blood may be transmitted without goods enough to afford a reputably free consumption at one’s ease. Hence results a class of impecunious gentlemen of leisure, incidentally referred to already.” (191) He explains that the leisure class begins to further develop and differentiations arise. In this case, Veronica would be the “half-caste gentleman” where she yearns and consumes Heathers popularity but can never be what Heather is, just a different version of her. In Veblen’s idea of femininity he quotes “In order to impress these transient observers, and to retain one’s self complacency under observation, the signature of one’s pecuniary strength should be written in characters which he who runs may read” (197) very much relates to the scene when Heather Chandler, in means of expanding her horizons and retain her power image, takes Veronica to a Remington frat party. Heather sells herself to keep her reputation but Veronica is not moved.


If you use quotes add the page numbers of the book only the pages 187 to 204. You can find the book online google books. Send it when you are done please thanks