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Article Reaction Assignment<\/span><\/div>\n
Worth 20 Points (Must be 2 full pages, double-spaced, 12pt. Times New Roman font)<\/div>\n
Each article reaction assignment you complete is worth 20 points (your points awarded will depend on the quality of your work\/the effort you put into the assignment).<\/div>\n
\u2022 Reaction papers give additional insight into the strengths and weaknesses of an article, as well as provide an analysis of its main points.<\/div>\n
Instructions<\/div>\n
Preparation<\/div>\n
\u2022 Read the article. Try not to make any notes when you read the article for the first time.<\/div>\n
\u2022 Read the article again, paying close attention to the main objective(s) or thesis of the<\/div>\n
article and the supporting points that the article uses. Reading the article more than once helps to ensure that you haven’t missed any important details.<\/div>\n
Write a reaction focusing on and addressing the questions below:<\/div>\n
1. What was the major research question the researchers were studying? What hypotheses did they test?<\/div>\n
2. What was the logic that the researchers used to provide support for their hypotheses? What did they use for the basis (e.g., past research, etc.) of their hypotheses?<\/div>\n
3. What type of method did the researchers use? Was it experimental or non- experimental? Was it in-person in a lab, survey research, naturalistic observation, archival, or something else?<\/div>\n
4. Who were the participants or subjects in this study (how many, sex, ages, etc.)? Where were they recruited from?<\/div>\n
5. Did the researchers find support for their hypotheses? Describe their findings. Were there any findings that researchers did not predict, or findings that did not support their hypotheses?<\/div>\n
6. What did we learn about human psychology from this study or studies?<\/div>\n
7. What were the practical or applied implications of this study or studies?<\/div>\n
8. What is your impression of the article? Are there any important limitations or alternative explanations? In your opinion, was the author successful in making his\/her\/their point?<\/div>\n

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Article Reaction Assignment Grading Scheme<\/span><\/div>\n
Requirement Points<\/div>\n
An explanation of the major research question(s) the researchers were 2 studying.<\/div>\n
State the researchers\u2019 hypotheses. 2 Describe the logic that the researchers used to provide support for their 2 hypotheses.<\/div>\n
An explanation of the method that the researchers used. 2 State the participants in the study(s) and the recruitment method. 1 Describe the researchers\u2019 findings (making sure to address how the findings 4 relate to the hypotheses).<\/div>\n
An explanation of what was learned about psychology from the 2 study\/studies.<\/div>\n
Address the practical or applied implications of the study\/studies. 2 Discuss your impression of the article, including any limitations or 2 alternative explanations.<\/div>\n
Writing is clear, organized, and free of spelling and grammatical errors. Paper is written in the proper format (double-spaced, 12pt. Times New Roman font).           TOTAL 20<\/span><\/div>\n
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