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Environmental Psychology Effects

Environmental Psychology Effects

First part:
Summarize the research study: what is the background, hypothesis(es), methods (enough detail for me follow how the study was conducted and main aspects of the methods related to the validity and generalizability of the research), and highlight the author(s) interpretation of the findings.  This should all be in your own words and avoid your personal opinion in this section.

Environmental Psychology Effects

Second part:
Personal ideas or perceptions, based on your analysis and evaluation of the research methodology and conclusions.  Focus on the main research problem and critique of the methods used in the study in addressing the question or address one or more of the specific ideas/points/findings and describe your opinion.

3-4 pages in APA format not including the cover page and references

 Answer the following questions in your analysis:

• Do you agree with the conclusions the authors are stating?  Is it free of bias? Does it make a meaningful contribution to our knowledge or to society in some way?
• What questions come to mind about the main ideas/points, methodology, research findings, and/or conclusions?
• Can you generalize the results to other populations or settings?  How are subgroups addressed (or not), i.e., gender, race, culture, demographics, social or economic groups, etc.?
• How can the material relate to the modern world, to the society and to specific groups of individuals?
What are your conclusions about the information in the article and the author(s) position?

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    Grading Rubric for Writing Assignment

    Your professor may use a slightly different rubric, but the standard rubric at AUR will assess your writing according to the following standards:

     

     

      A (4)   B (3) C (2) D/F (1/0)
    Focus: Purpose Purpose is clear   Shows awareness of purpose Shows limited awareness of purpose No awareness
    Main idea Clearly presents a   There is a main idea Vague sense of a No main idea
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    Organization: Well-planned and   Good overall There is a sense of No sense of
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      Includes title,   the main although some of the  
      introduction,   organizational tools. organizational tools  
      statement of main     are used weakly or  
      idea, transitions and     Missing  
      conclusion.        
    Organization: All paragraphs have   Most paragraphs have Some paragraphs Para. lack clear ideas
    Paragraphs clear ideas, are   clear ideas, are have clear ideas,  
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      examples and have   examples and have examples may be  
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Effects of Social Media

Effects of Social Media
Research the effects of social media on a specific age group and write 3-5 pages in which you make a recommendation for future research on the topic.

Introduction
In this assessment, you will consider the role played by social networking, microblogging, and online dating services in our lives. Some researchers, such as Joinson, McKenna, Postmes, & Reips (2009), have found that using technology to communicate also facilitates offline communication and even enhances our social and kinship connections. Others who compared users and nonusers of technology have found no significant differences between the two. Researchers have focused on how people protect their privacy (perceived and actual) in an online space, how trust levels impact disclosure in cyberspace, and even how one portrays his or her real (true) self-online.

The Assessment 4 Context document contains important information on the following topics related to the implications of social media:

Social relationships.
Cyberbullying.
Preparation

To prepare for this assessment, complete the following:

Choose a specific age group to research: children, teens, young adults, middle-aged adults, or seniors.
Research the physical and psychosocial effects of social media for a specific age group.
Instructions

Then, use the APA Paper Template [DOCX] as you complete the following:

Critically review scholarly literature that examines the physical effects of social media for your chosen age group.
Critically review the scholarly literature that examines the psychosocial effects of social media for your chosen age group.
Critically review reliable media sources for information related to the use and effects of social media for your chosen age group.
Provide a rationale for a proposed research topic for the specific age group you selected while preparing for this assessment.
Note the following:

References must be mostly scholarly in nature. In other words, direct your research to professional psychology journals and texts, as well as current articles from the media (for example, articles from PewResearch, professional journals, and respected media).
The library guide for this course will help you locate appropriate sources.
Wikipedia is not a reliable source of information for this purpose but may be useful for background information. Do not cite Wikipedia.
Additional Requirements

Written communication: Ensure written communication is free of errors that detract from the overall message.
Formatting: Format resources and citations according to current APA style and formatting guidelines. Use Microsoft Word.
Number of pages: 3–5 double-spaced pages, excluding the cover page and references.
Number of resources: Use a minimum of four resources, with two resources being more scholarly.
Font and font size: Use Times New Roman, 12-point font.
Competencies Measured

By successfully completing this assessment, you will demonstrate your proficiency in the following course competencies and assessment criteria:

Competency 3: Evaluate the physical and psychosocial impacts of cyberpsychology.
Evaluate the physical impact of social media use for a specific age group.
Evaluate the psychosocial impact of social media use for a specific age group.
Competency 5: Evaluate problems, conflicts, and unresolved issues in the study of cyberpsychology through critical thinking.
Examine how the chosen age group uses social media and compared to the norms of other age groups.
Examine reliable sources about the effects of social media for a particular age group.
Provide a rationale for proposed research for a specific age group.

Effects of Social Media

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