1. What is the "label" attached to the woman in the transcript? 2. Do you agree with the woman said? Why? 3. When you put "label" on someone, are you biased? Why? 4. Do you know women in the same situation as the actress? What comments do you hear from other people about them? 5. How did the actress faces the issue being a single mother?
[tungkol po to sa transcript of the tv shampoo commercial ni Denis Laurel] {sana matulungan nyo po ako}
The woman in the video was labeled as pitiful and was called flirt or flirting. She behaves seductively in the video. The manner in which she dresses herself and exposes her skin may offer inspiration to guys. We can see how the woman seduces the way she behaves aggressively in the video. Therefore she called as a flirt.
Because of different social etiquette modes, flirting behavior varies across cultures, such as how close people should be, how long eye contact should be held, how much touch is appropriate, and so on. And pitiful, for she is clearly not well off. Yet she is very attractive to other people on the other hand.
2.
Yes, because no matter what happens to you it should never stop you from being successful
3.
When we label someone, we tend to see everything they do in terms of a fixed set of expectations. We fall into confirmation bias. We conjure up stories in our heads that confirm some prejudice or other. We confirm our first impressions and ignore conflicting information.
4.
there are different comments you may here in that situation it maybe good comments or bad comments.Actresses always make their self always neat in front of others to avoid judgement
5.
Just as single motherhood has no single cause and no certain outcome, there is no simple solution or "quick fix" for the problems facing single mothers and their children. Strategies for helping these families, therefore, must include those aimed at preventing family breakup and sustaining family resources as well as those aimed at compensating children for the loss of parental time and income
