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psychology 467
Rubric Code: E5WB96
By oarboy
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Subject: Psychology  
Type: Assignment  
Grade Levels: Undergraduate

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  EXCELLENT

5 pts

GOOD

4.25 pts

AVERAGE

3.75 pts

FAIR

3.25 pts

POOR

0 pts

Responsive/Readings
3 pts

Responsiveness to topic
EXCELLENT

Two postings during the week that show critical analysis of an existing posted idea or introduced a different interpretation to an existing idea. Evidence that reading was done
GOOD

Two postings in the week. Some critical analysis of ideas by self or of other students. Evidence that some reading was done.
AVERAGE

Two postings, but have questionable relationship to the topic. Evidence that some reading was done, but not well understood.
FAIR

Only one posting or postings do not show critical analyis. Readings may have be done, but can't tell.
POOR

Entries do not respond to the topic (Typically entries which simply restate or agree with what someone else said)





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