The document discusses cognitive biases and psychological effects that influence attraction and relationships. It defines halo effect as being influenced by someone's attractiveness, mood-congruent effect as actions being consistent with one's mood, stereotype as a fixed belief about a group, optimistic bias as believing one is less at risk than others, and intrinsic motivation as behavior driven by internal rewards. It provides examples for each term. The moral of the story is to check first before pursuing relationships.

1. ATTRACTION :
CHASING
RELATIONSHIPS
Chew Yu Jing
Chia Sue Hwa
Khor Yen Min
Ahmad Razin

2. HALO EFFECT

3. SCENE 1 : DAAAAAAAMN

4. HALO EFFECT
Definition : Cognitive bias a cognitive bias
in which an observer's overall
impression of a person influences the
observer's feelings and thoughts about
that person's character.
Ex. The guy has feelings for the girl just
because she looks attractive.

5. MOOD-CONGRUENT
EFFECT

6. SCENE 2 : I THINK I'M IN LOVE

7. MOOD-CONGRUENT EFFECT
Definition : Actions are consistent on
how a person feels.
Ex. The guy smiles as he feels happy
having flashbacks about the girl.

8. STEREOTYPE

9. SCENE 3 : SHE'S EXPENSIVE BRO

10. STEREOTYPE
Definition : A fixed, over generalized
belief about a particular group or class
of people.
Ex. The guy's friends thinks that the girl
is a 'player' as she wear expensive gear.

11. OPTIMISTIC BIAS

12. SCENE 4 : I THINK, I THINK, I THINK

13. OPTIMISTIC BIAS
Definition : A bias that causes a person to
believe that they are less at risk of
experiencing a negative event compared
to others.
Ex. The guy believes that he has the
chance to be with her although his
friends classified her as a player.

14. INTRINSIC
MOTIVATION

15. SCENE 5 : LET'S GO

16. INTRINSIC MOTIVATION
Definition : Behavior that is driven by
internal rewards.
Ex. The guy braved himself to approach
the girl as he thinks that she's the one
for him.

17. MORAL OF THE
STORY

18. CHECK
FIRST!