https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JWCXLVZbIS8 Description of Video: the following clip is a classic scene from "friends" the characters involved are Rachel & Chandler. Tin this clip Rachel confronts Chandler's smoking habit, deciding to take away his cigarettes. Let's break down the cognitive processes evident in this scene. 0:02-0:10 Decision Making Model: Rachel makes the decision to intervene in Chandler's habit. She weighs the risks and benefits of taking action against chandler's smoking, considering his health and well being Memory: we notice everytime Rachel takes away the cigarette chandler automatically reaches for another one, this gives us insight that his habit is linked to his memory. Rachel's actions challenge his memory of his daily routine and the associated cues that trigger his habit 0:10 0:35 - Problem Solving: Rachel aims to solve the problem of Chandler's smoking by taking away his cigarettes, shes trying to address the issue by taking immediate action to remove the source of the problem. Further Rachel provides Chandler with a hypnosis tape to help his habit Cognitive Dissonance: Chandler experiences cognitive dissonance as Rachel challenges his habit. His perception of himself as a smoker clashes with Rachel's perspective, leading to inner conflict.