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World Database of Happiness Poster Project

For Mrs. Locke's GHS Psychology 101 class. Exploring the connection between countries' World Database Happiness statistics and how thosse numbers relate to each stage of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs for the people who live there.

Rubric Code: EX69B3X

By AngieLocke

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Subject: Psychology

Type: Project

Grade Levels: 9-12

World Database of Happiness Poster
	Excellent 20 pts	Good 16 pts	Fair 12 pts	Poor 8 pts
Content: Facts and Statistics	Excellent 10 total facts are represented and clearly labeled that relate to the happiness level of the two countries. Labels can be read from at least 3 feet away.	Good At least 8 facts are represented and clearly labeled that relate to the happiness level of the two countries. Most of the labels can be read from at least 3 feet away.	Fair 6 or fewer facts and statistics are represented. Several items of importance are clearly label and can be read from 3 feet away.	Poor 4 or fewer facts are represented and the labels are too small to read from 3 feet away.
Pics to Represent Maslow's Stages	Excellent 10 total pictures (5 for each country) included that represent the facts from the research supporting what might contribute to that country's happiness level. Labels explain why they are included. Image credit is given.	Good At least 8 pictures present, and labels justifying them, but more visual representation needed. Image credit is given.	Fair At least 6 pictures present, and labels justifying them, but too little information. Image credit may or may not be given.	Poor Only 4 pictures or less are present, and there may or may not be labels there justifying them; too little information. Image credit is not given.
Design/Layout	Excellent Design is neat, clear and visually appealing. Title is present at the top of the poster revealing the countries and purpose of the poster.	Good Design is clear, but a little cluttered and hard to follow. Title is present revealing the countries and purpose of the poster.	Fair Design includes content, but is too simple and not visually appealing.	Poor Design is either too crowded and cluttered or too sparse.
Grammar/Mechanics	Excellent Capitalization, spelling and grammar are correct throughout, on both the poster and on the APA Reference page.	Good There are one or two errors in capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar on both the poster and on the APA Reference page.	Fair There are several errors in capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar on both the poster and on the APA Reference page.	Poor There are many errors throughout the poster in capitalization, spelling, and/or grammar on both the poster and on the APA Reference page.
Reference Page in APA Style	Excellent There are a minimum of 10 sources cited for total research items, with correct formatting in APA style for each type of citation. The page formatting is correctly spaced.	Good There are a minimum of 8 sources cited for total research items, with correct formatting in APA style for most of the citations. The page formatting is correctly spaced.	Fair There are a minimum of 6 sources cited for total research items, with correct formatting in APA style for only a couple of the citations. The page formatting is correct or incorrect.	Poor There are only 4 or less sources cited for total research items, with correct or incorrect formatting. The page formatting may be correct or incorrect, but the number of sources is too few.

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