Would You Step In?Versión en línea Motivation por Fermelyn Jane Parpan 1 Slide 1: First Case Case at a glance: A group of students is seen laughing, pointing, and taking pictures of one of their classmates. The student in the center appears embarrassed, sad, and isolated while clutching her books. Some students are using their phones to record or photograph the incident instead of helping. 2 Slide 2: Second Case Case: In a crowded public market, a person wearing a hoodie is secretly reaching into another person's bag, apparently attempting to steal a wallet or other valuable item. The victim is distracted while talking on the phone and is unaware of what is happening. A nearby student notices the suspicious act and appears concerned. 3 Slide 3: Third Case Key conflicts: Communication gaps, allocation of resources, and perceived fairness. Distinguish surface symptoms from deeper relational tensions driving the dispute.
