Psychology Events

Ad-Venture
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An event where Shark-Tank enthusiasts take part in their very own 'simulation' of the experience to use their persuasion skills and attributes, but there's a catch to it, the participants will be given a random product. The main objective of this event is that participants have to come up with unique, creative methods to sell their product to a fictitious audience, which will be decided at the time of the event.

Blackout Poetry
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"Between the lines, you'll find your voice"
The aim is to create a piece of poetry from an existing written work by colouring over the words you don't need. Written prose will be provided to participants from which they will blackout words in such a way that the words left form a poem.

Gloves Do(n't) Fit
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"We believe you can defeat everyone in an argument, but can you defeat yourself?"
Gloves Do(n’t) Fit is a turncoat event that makes people brainstorm ideas to battle themselves rather than an external participant. The contest would begin with the participant being assigned a criminal from the past for whom they will be advocating and at the sound of the buzzer will have to change sides and catch themselves in the trap they laid out.

How I Met Your Killer?
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"Killers tell a clear story with a forked tongue"
An idiosyncratic event in which the participants are required to make plausible theories on who they think would be the killer in a murder mystery scene provided to them.

Paramýthia: Unpopular Perspectives
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Humans aren't simply right or wrong; actions aren't simply black or white; the lines blur between good and evil. In this perspective-taking event, quintessentially representing psychology, participants will be assigned a fairy tale, well-known literature, or a movie plot which they will have to rewrite from the perspective of a character other than the protagonist.

Vogue for a Cause
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"The Devil wears Prada, what about you?"
“Vogue for a cause” is a creative challenge for fashion enthusiasts to use their design skills to express various themes related to social issues and mental health stigma through designing clothing and mood boards.