Journal Assignment: Week 12 due April 15, 2022
Directions:
Complete an article summary from a professional journal (Marriage and Family, Social & Personal Relationships, Personal Relationships etc.). The summary should be between 2-3 pages and demonstrate integration of information from the text and lecture discussions. Articles must be approved by Dr. Gillians in advance of deadline date. A copy of the article must be submitted with the completed paper. If the article is not included, ten points will be deducted from this assignment.
Requirements of your discussion paper:
- Typewritten (1 inch margins, 12 point font Courier/Times New Roman, double-spaced)
- 2-3 pages (You must complete a minimum of two pages. Less than two pages will result in a reduction of your overall score).
Rubric: 100 Points Possible
| 50 | Presentation/Summary of Article in your own words |
| 30 | Integration of information from text and lecture discussions |
| 20 | Writing (clarity, grammar/spelling) |
Due: Week 12 due April 15, 2022
Grading Rubric:
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ELEMENTS |
COMMENTS |
POSSIBEPOINTS |
POINTS |
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| PAPER POINT KEY: | ||||
| POINT % | DESCRIPTION | |||
| 100 | You completely address all parts of this assignment and communicate in a clear and concise manner. Where possible and appropriate, you go beyond the requirements to advance a
sophisticated and in-depth understanding, and offer insightful interpretations or extensions (generalizations, applications, and analogies). APA Style of Writing: Format, Indentation, Page Numbers, Cover Page, Reference Page. |
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| 75
25 point deduction |
You address the most important aspects and communicate clearly. You
demonstrate an understanding of the major concepts; however, you overlooked or misunderstood important ideas or details. This includes spelling and grammatical errors. APA Style of Writing: Format, Indentation, Page Numbers, Cover Page, Reference Page. |
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| 50
50 point deduction |
You addressed some of the important aspects of this assignment and communicate clearly. You
demonstrate there are gaps in your conceptual understanding. APA Style of Writing: Format, Indentation, Page Numbers, Cover Page, Reference Page. |
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| 25
75 point deduction |
You minimally addressed this assignment, and demonstrate only a basic understanding. APA Style of Writing: Format, Indentation, Page Numbers, Cover Page, Reference Page). | |||
| 0
100 point deduction |
You did not address/complete this assignment at all. APA Style of Writing: Format, Indentation, Page Numbers, Cover Page, Reference Page. | |||
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