Psychology Psychology homework

1. Complete: 4B Personal Application and Societal Impact Worksheet 

2. Submit: your completed worksheet into Moodle for grading.

4. Update Sample work: After you have made any recommended revisions, update your personally named sample work with the completed work.  Revise your reference list with any new sources cited.

4B Personal Application and Societal Impact Worksheet Fall 2024 x August 14 2024, 11:48 AMAdd submission

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RubricIntroduction statement is included with cited supporting statistic or statement.10 points11 points12 pointsExplained how the concept was personally relevant either to themselves or to someone they know with specific experiences or examples clearly stated.1a0 points1a1 points1a2 pointsCitation of source to support personal application of topic included with relevance clearly identified.1c0 points1c1 points1c2 pointsDiscussed how research helped personal understanding of self and or others or why personal understanding did not change.1d0 points1d1 points1d2 points1D3 pointsIntroduction statement citing a source with prevalence rates or impact of topic in the United States and or worldwide is clearly stated with supporting source cited.20 points21 points22 pointsDiscussion of how the topic relates to society was summarized in a clear and concise statement.2a0 points2a1 points2a2 points2a3 pointsThe positive and or negative impact of the concept on society was discussed and connected the main findings to mainstream society and the world today.2c0 points2c1 points2c2 pointsImpact of the concept outside of the United States was discussed and clearly supported with research findings.2d0 points2d1 points2d2 pointsReference citations included both in-text and in the reference list with minimal or no errors.citation0 pointscitation1 pointscitation2 points