writing hints
Groups for article synopsis and discussion
Paper Assignments
quiz 2 grades (you can add one point to your score for the curve)
quiz 3 grades (Grades are out of 15, not 16 points, and you can add one point to your score for the curve)
quiz 4 grades (Grades are out of 15, not 16 points, and you can add one point to your score for the curve)
Exam grades - The first column is your ID#, then your score on the essay, then your scores on the 3 short answer (not necessarily in the order you answered them), then any bonus points you got, then the number of multiple choice you got right, and finally, your total score on the final (multiple choice each counted 1.5 points).
Final grades for course - The first column is your ID#, then your term paper score (max = 80), then your exam score (max = 100) and then your letter grade for the course.
MacRae, Bodenhausen, Milne, & Jetten
2/1 - Here's a link that was useful to students in another course for writing a term paper in psychology - click here. Please keep in mind the website was designed for a developmental psychology course; however, a lot of the information is still very relevant.
2/15 - Here are the books that Professor Rothbart recommended in his guest
lecture:
American Psychological Society
American Psychological Association
Society for Judgment and
Decision Making
Social Psychology
Network
Society of Personality and Social Psychology