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Research Presentation

RESEARCH PAPER GUIDELINES The research paper is to be 3 pages, double-spaced and must cite all academic sources. Grades will be assigned using points based on: 1. Adherence to research methodology, 2. Communication of research findings, summary conclusions, and 3. Accuracy in spelling, grammar, and proper format. RESEARCH PRESENTATION GUIDELINES Each student will complete a visual presentation and will be graded on clear verbal and visual communication of the research and findings.

Rubric Code: CXXC995

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Subject: Psychology

Type: Exam

Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Comprehensive Examination
	Excellent 25 pts	Good 20 pts	Fair 15 pts	Poor 10 pts
Question One 25 %	Excellent Strong adherence to the guidelines.	Good Identifiable use of information from the research.	Fair Some identifiable use of information from the research.	Poor No observable research completed.
Information Analysis 25 %	Excellent Well-informed explanation of information.	Good Cursory understanding and explanation of information.	Fair Unclear explanation of the information.	Poor No explanation of the information.
Resources/ Works Cited 25 %	Excellent Informative use of more than two academic sources to substantiate the research/or research findings.	Good One academic sources used to validate research topic and information and citations cited.	Fair One academic sources used to support research topic and information; substitution of academic sources with basic web research with in-text citations-but no reference page.	Poor No academic sources used and/or cited.
Question 4 25 %	Excellent Five factors used and the correct measurement of the single factor that measures the new personality trait selected.	Good Three factors used with the correct measurement of the single factor that measures the new personality trait was selected.	Fair Two factors were used but without the single factor to be measured as the new personality trait that was selected	Poor No factors listed; as well as the single factor that measures the new personality trait that was selected.