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Creаte twо sectiоns: One lаbeled" Cоnnections", the other "Acknowledging Limitаtions" CONNECTIONS: PROMPT QUESTION–Provide an analysis of the film/series/other media to show a sophisticated understanding of personality by applying the theories/disciplinary perspectives to characters, storylines, and/or events in the film/show, while demonstrating connections across the two assigned perspectives. Pointers: LEVEL OF DETAIL: Assume the reader has watched the movie/show, so do not provide a summary of it. Instead, just use events, themes, and/or characters to illustrate an integration of disciplines. For example, you could refer to the main character and instead of explaining them, just say how a particular characteristic or behavior can be explained by two or more different theoretical approaches/disciplines, and where they are similar, different, and can be integrated. LENGTH: This section should be quite lengthy, at least the equivalent of 3+ double-spaced pages. HIGHLIGHT: Denote the concepts from each perspective/discipline by numbering them, and bolding them so that I can tell which concepts you are applying. There is no expected number of concepts you must apply, but you are expected to go deep into their explanations. CONNECT: Make sure you use words that indicate you are making a connection. For example, if the assigned perspectives were psychosocial and humanistic, you could say “The character of Amy displayed an insecure ambivalent attachment style, likely resulting from the way her mother was only intermittently available. This is connected to the way she sought positive regard outside herself, especially from romantic partners, as a consequence of not receiving unconditional positive regard" ACKNOWLEDGING LIMITATIONS: PROMPT–Consider and articulate how your integration of multiple disciplines/perspectives contributes to your understanding of personality. Provide a critical analysis of the strengths and limitations of combining the multiple disciplines/perspectives to better understand personality. Point out such issues as the incompatibilities between the disciplines/perspective, the differences in the important historical time periods that influenced them, the testing and empirical evidence for them and/or, the limitations of the range of human experience for which the theory applies. It may be helpful to weigh the 6 criteria by which to evaluate a theory (i.e. comprehensiveness, parsimony, testability, empirical validity, heuristic value, applied value) that we explored in the introduction module. LENGTH: This section should be quite lengthy, the equivalent of at least 1+ double-spaced page
Cоmpоse а 5-pаrаgraph essay оf 3 - 5 pages. Include the following in your essay, as well as what is in step 2, listed below. Consider these questions as you write: What have you gained from this course? How has learning to think critically changed the way you live and address situations that you encounter? What are some areas of growth that you still feel you need to improve on. Feel free to craft your introduction in a fun, creative way. Make sure that you are discussing three main points as you will need to have a clear thesis.