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 Reflect on a time when you discovered a new perspective that completely changed how you viewed a person, group, or place. How did your previous “single story” shape your thoughts or actions?

I used to think extroverts were just loud and always wanted attention. But after getting to know one of my outgoing classmates, I realized some could be really kind, thoughtful, and a great listener too. They just had a different way of showing their energy. That changed how I saw them and made me stop judging people so quickly.

Summary: I used to think that extroverts were just loud and always wanted attention, but that all changed when I met one

Reflection: I used to think extroverts were just loud and attention-seeking, but getting to know one showed me they could be thoughtful and kind, too. It taught me not to judge people based on first impressions.

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