Reflection assignments (personality)

Each reflection involves writing a 200-word paragraph applying one specific concept from the course to understanding a specific and personal experience you or someone you know has had. Reflections are short, so do not to try to address too large or general a concept. Trying to apply a general concept will not result in a good grade.
A good basic structure is to (1) introduce, define, and explain the concept of interest from the course, (2) describe a personal experience or situation, and (3) explain how the concept from the course allows you to understand or explain the real-world behavior observed. For example, you might write a paragraph on an acquaintance or friend who is highly conscientiousness, making them a consistently productive student or worker.
LENGTH: 200 words or less. Please include a word count at the bottom of the paragraph or page. Word counts include just your paragraph, not your name/title/course section, etc. If you go over the word count, or do not provide a word count, you will lose a mark.

Reflection assignments (personality)

Each reflection involves writing a 200-word paragraph applying one specific concept from the course to understanding a specific and personal experience you or someone you know has had. Reflections are short, so do not to try to address too large or general a concept. Trying to apply a general concept will not result in a good grade.
A good basic structure is to (1) introduce, define, and explain the concept of interest from the course, (2) describe a personal experience or situation, and (3) explain how the concept from the course allows you to understand or explain the real-world behavior observed. For example, you might write a paragraph on an acquaintance or friend who is highly conscientiousness, making them a consistently productive student or worker.
LENGTH: 200 words or less. Please include a word count at the bottom of the paragraph or page. Word counts include just your paragraph, not your name/title/course section, etc. If you go over the word count, or do not provide a word count, you will lose a mark.