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Operant Conditioning in the Real World Operant Conditioning in the Real World Rubric Code: VX92734 By MagnoliaBend Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: Writing Grade Levels: 9-12

Paper Rubric Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Excellent 3 pts
Formatting 25% Does the brochure follow the guidelines for formatting?	Poor The brochure contains a considerable number of formatting errors, does not meet the page limit, or displays evidence of disregard for instructions given for the assignment.	Fair The brochure contains 1 or 2 small formatting errors but meets length requirements. Parts of it are visually appealing. Some sections are more difficult to read.	Excellent The assignment follows all formatting rules for a brochure. It is visually appealing, can be used for quick reference.
Peronal Example 25% Is the example given accurate and applicable?	Poor The students do not provide enough personal examples and/or provide ones which does not apply to operant conditioning	Fair The students provide a personal example for each category that somewhat relate to operant conditioning.	Excellent The students provide a personal examples that clearly relates to each category of operant conditioning.
Use of Terminology 25% Does the paper include assignment of operant conditioning terminology as covered in class?	Poor The paper does not include usage of operant conditioning terminology (e.g. positive/negative punishment/reward, etc) or relate them to the personal example.	Fair The paper includes usage of operant conditioning terminology (e.g. positive/negative punishment/reward, etc) but only partially connects them correctly to the personal example.	Excellent The brochure includes usage of operant conditioning terminology (positive/negative punishment/reward, hopelessness) and correctly connects them to the personal example.
Proof Reading 25% Is the paper well-written and free of grammatical/spelling errors?	Poor The brochure considers a considerable number of spelling errors and grammatical errors and evidence of careless writting.	Fair The brochure contains 1 or 2 minor spelling errors or grammatical errors.	Excellent The brochure contains no spelling or grammatical errors. Has relevant images if necessary (properly referenced)