4:00
am was the assembly time for all participants. All participants came early and
at exactly 6:00 am, we left the school bringing with us safety, Lasallian
spirit, and God’s blessing. There are a total of four jeepneys that was used
for our transportation.
A
total of 90 participants joined the event, first time were almost all members
of the society became a part of one event (excluding all second year members
who backed-out because of some difficulty in their school projects).
5
elders joined us during the event; three faculties: Dr. Rosario Chu (Psych.
Dept. Program Chair), Mr. Urbano Casamina (Psych. Dept. professor) and Ms.
Nubla (CAST professor), one graduate school student and Psychology alumni.
Before
the event happen, Psychology Society officers led by Ms. Maria Fe Compañero
oriented everybody about what’s going to happen in the whole teambuilding and
what are the dos and don’ts. Also, during this time, participants were grouped
accordingly. The groups are assigned to different colors in which, after they
completed the first race, they will discover their group name.
After
breakfast, everyone went to their respective groups. Then the first race began called “FLAG
RACE” in which all groups are expected to look and find for their group’s
treasure around the pool area. The treasure contains puzzles and guide on how
to form it, bandanas with colors assigned to them and blank flag cloth (with
group color). The puzzle forms different shapes so it’s really tricky. After they
will form the puzzle, they will go to their respective facilitator and trade it
for painting materials for them to design their flags. And during the
trade-ins, groups were given names.
The group names came from schools of thoughts during the
history of Psychology. Names were as follow: •violet-Humanistic
•black-Behaviorism •pink-Psychoanalysis •green-Purposivism •blue-Gestalt
•red-Purposivism •yellow-Structuralism. During the flag race, there happened
teamwork for solving the puzzle and creativity for designing their flags.
The
groups also presented their jingles that show their flag’s and group name.
Judged by professors
kidnapped members
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OFFICIAL MAP FOR AMAZING RACE
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After
everyone has eaten their lunch and did their preparations, the second race
began called “AMAZING RACE.” The
race’s mechanics are as follow; all groups have their group member being
kidnapped. In order for them to save their member, they must accomplish the
whole race and during this time, they will be freed from the pool area where
now, they will be on their own to explore the whole place and test their
strengths and stamina for running the entire farm and looking for stations.
They are given map in order for them to be guided and not be lost. All groups
are given questions (clues) for them to know which station they must surpass.
On the map, the red fonts are different people in Psychology and so, clues are
related to them. Groups will experience random stations so there is no specific
first station or second station and etc. for all.
JUNG’s station. (Facilitator: Michael Meladona) Michael lost
some of his stuff. The group must find these stuff that was hidden somewhere in
the whole place of Air soft. Some stuff are stuck under car wheels, grass and
etc. They are given clues for them to know what thing they must find.
WUNDT’s station. (Facilitator: Leah Dangla) One group member will
be blindfolded and he/she will form the puzzle (the PSYSOC logo). Other group
members will help him/her in solving the big puzzle.
MILGRAM’s station. (Facilitator: Tracy Louise Diaz) All groups will be
lined with their arms connected with each other fists closed. They will pass a
coin through their fist.
FREUD’s station: (Facilitator: Maria Fe Compañero) the group will try
all the rides inside the playground area.
SKINNER’s station: (Facilitator: Jamila Mari Ergino) the group will all
stand on a plank. Then one by one, they will cross the small bridge (plank)
while passing on one another until they crossed the other side. When one falls,
they will repeat the cycle.
PAVLOV’s station: (Facilitator: Mark Steven Hallig) the group will
cross the area by jumping on wheels, passing inside the wheels’ hole and
climbing over the fence.
SOCRATES’ station: (Facilitator: Regine Orbillo) group must find 12 mongo seeds under the
pale with filthy materials in it like dirty water, mud, decomposing materials
and many more.
BANDURA’s station: (Facilitator: Jan Carlo Palugod and Mary Jane Espedido) group must
accomplish all obstacles including crossing on the other side of wire through a
rope like Tarzan, human train around the poles, bridging on top of the wire
with the support of a rope, crawling under wires, and passing through a webbed
rope.
GESTALT GROUP
HUMANISTIC GROUP
FUNCTIONALISM GROUP
PSYCHOANALYSIS GROUP
BEHAVIORISM GROUP
PURPOSIVISM GROUP
STRUCTURALISM - WINNER of the whole PSYCH RAISE
After the group will finish the whole amazing race,
they will be given a final clue. This clue is somehow tricky because they don’t
have any idea of what to do with the clue. The clue’s answer is to find the
president, Denn Levy Velasco, and borrow a scissor to cut the rope that ties
their kidnapped member. The most difficult part is that Denn Levy is roaming
around the farm so it’s really hard to find him. Fortunately, after three hours
of struggles and journey, Structuralism and Purposivism group got the scissors
and won the amazing race. After tallying the scores (scoring committee)
Structuralism won the PSYCH RAISE. They were given awards of appreciation.
Everyone
is awarded certificate of participation and a button pin as a token of appreciation.
LEISURE TIME
THANK YOU EVERYONE PSYCHOLOGY SOCIETY MEMBERS!
SEE YOU NEXT EVENT!
