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iRubric: Operant Conditioning in the Real World rubric

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Operant Conditioning in the Real World Rubric Code: W9B2XA By akhaddou Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Psychology Type: Writing Grade Levels: Undergraduate

Paper Rubric Enter rubric description
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Formatting 25% Does the paper follow the guidelines for formatting?	Poor The paper contains a considerable number of formatting errors, does not meet the page limit, or displays evidence of disregard for instructions given for the assignment (large margins, no name, no title, incorrect citations, etc.)	Fair The paper contains 1 or 2 small formatting errors and (such as non APA citations) but meets page limits and contains appropriate margins.	Good The paper follows all formatting rules for the assignment.
Peronal Example 25% Is the example given accurate and applicable?	Poor The student does not provide a personal example, or provides one which does not apply to operant conditioning.	Fair The student provides a personal example but does not relate it clearly to operant conditioning.	Good The student provides a personal example and clearly relates it to 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) and relate them to the personal example.	Fair The paper includes usage of operant conditioning terminology (e.g. positive/negative punishment/reward, etc) but does not correctly relate them to the personal example.	Good The paper includes usage of operant conditioning terminology (e.g. positive/negative punishment/reward, etc) and correctly relates them to the personal example.
Proof Reading 25% Is the paper well-written and free of grammatical/spelling errors?	Poor The paper considers a considerable number of spelling errors and grammatical errors and evidence of careless writting.	Fair The paper contains 1 or 2 minor spelling errors or grammatical errors.	Good The paper contains no spelling or grammatical errors.