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    Professor Allison Ledgerwood is a social psychologist who teaches at UC Davis. She received her B.A. in psychology from Amherst College, and her M.A. and Ph.D. in social psychology from New York University. Her research focuses on social psychology, political psychology, and quantitative methods. In this talk, she will discuss the importance of positive thinking and how it can help people better cope with problems and stressors in their lives. Positive thinking has benefits like lower rates of depression and increased resilience. She will likely discuss terms like mental health, confidence, stress management, and happiness.

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    Professor Allison Ledgerwood is a social psychologist who teaches at UC Davis. She received her B.A. in psychology from Amherst College, and her M.A. and Ph.D. in social psychology from New York University. Her research focuses on social psychology, political psychology, and quantitative methods. In this talk, she will discuss the importance of positive thinking and how it can help people better cope with problems and stressors in their lives. Positive thinking has benefits like lower rates of depression and increased resilience. She will likely discuss terms like mental health, confidence, stress management, and happiness.

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    Professor Allison Ledgerwood is a social psychologist who teaches at UC Davis. She received her B.A. in psychology from Amherst College, and her M.A. and Ph.D. in social psychology from New York University. Her research focuses on social psychology, political psychology, and quantitative methods. In this talk, she will discuss the importance of positive thinking and how it can help people better cope with problems and stressors in their lives. Positive thinking has benefits like lower rates of depression and increased resilience. She will likely discuss terms like mental health, confidence, stress management, and happiness.

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         Please gather any information or context about:

    a.     The speaker:

    1.      Who is she?

    - She is Professor Allison ledgerwood a social psychology in UC Davis.

    2.     What does she study?

    - She studies about psychology.

    3.     What is her major?

    - Her major is social psychology.

    4.     What is her education background?

    - B.A., Psychology, Amherst college, 2003

    - M.A., psychology, new York university, 2006.

    - Ph.D., Social psychology, new York university, 2008,

    5.     Where did she study? Where did she learn about Psychology?

    - She studied in Amherst College and New York University.

    6.     What does she currently teach in university?

    - Social Psychology, Political Psychology, Academic Writing, Quantitative Methods, and Attitudes
    and Social Influence. And also she teaches workshops around the country on new developments in
    research methods and practices.

    7.     Where does she live?

    - She lives in Sacramento, California.


    b.     The topic

    1.     In your opinion, what the talk will be about?

    - In my opinion, the talk about how to solve the problem with a clear mind, and we should control
    ourself in any situations. Positive thinking sometimes is the best way when we get some problem.

    2.     What is positive thinking?

    - Positive thinking is the practice of focusing on the good in any given situation.

    3.     What is the importance of having this topic to be discussed?

    - The importance of having this topic to be discussed is to share everyone about positive thinking
    better than negative thinking. And it will control us when we get a problem.

    4.     Why do you think this issue is important to be discussed?

    - This issue is important to be discussed because sometimes we should have a clear mind to solve
    the problem.

    5.     What is the benefit of talking about this issue?

    - The benefit of talking about the issue we can get a positive vibes. For example, lower rates of
    depression. We do not need to negative thinking and depression when we face some problem.

    6.     How does she think of this issue?

    - She thinks this issue is really important.

    7.     What journals or papers has she ever written?

    - Implicit Bias and Anti Discrimination Policy


    c.     The terms she would use:

    1.     Mention any terms that you think would be discussed in her talk. (mention 20 terms)

    1. Mental health
    2. Depression
    3. Confidence
    4. Overthinking
    5. Negative thinking
    6. Stuck in negativity
    7. Better psychological
    8. Humanity
    9. How to control our emotion
    10. How to control our mind
    11. How to handle ourself
    12. Happinnes
    13. Affect our life in for a good life
    14. Better stress-coping mechanisms.
    15. Focus
    16. Stress management
    17. Less fear
    18. Attract good things
    19. Increase imunity
    20. Better resilience

    2.     Mention any vocabulary that you think she would use in her talk. (mention 20 terms)

    1. Toxic

    2. Negative

    3. Positive

    4. Happiness

    5. Crazy

    6. Confidence

    7. Success

    8. Emotion

    9. Control

    10. Aware

    11. Mental
    12. Dream

    13. Illness

    14. Healthy

    15. Anxiety

    16. Think

    17. Strong

    18. Independent

    19. Depression

    20. Grumpy

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