Watch the Ted Talk from the Module 1 assignment Helping Others Makes Us Happier—But It Matters How We Do It (https://www.ted.com/talks/elizabeth_dunn_helping_others_makes_us_happier_but_it_matters_how_we_do_it/up-next ) Discuss the main points provided by the speaker and in a separate section, provide your personal reflection.
Essay Requirements:
1.5 – 2 pages in length (not including title page and references page)
APA 7th Edition format – Times Roman Font Size 12 (make sure you use proper in-text and parenthetical citations in your discussion)
Your Turnitin similarity report should not exceed 20%. The high similarity report of 20% accounts for the title page and the references page. If your essay is 20% or above, you will receive a grade of 0, as a placeholder, until you communicate with your CA or the professor about the opportunity to rewrite the assignment (per approved new deadline). Do not upload screen shots.
Upload your written assignments to the Canvas grade book. This assignment is not completed through Connect.
Example:
Title Page (you will find an essay example in modules). Use a creative name for your title page instead of Module 2 Reflective Essay #1. For example, you can title it, Giving: Is it a Moral Obligation or a Source of Intrinsic Pleasure? or Altruistic Attitudes, etc.
Discussion – First section. The introduction title in your discussion should mirror the one from your title page (title page example: Giving: Is it a Moral Obligation or a Source of Intrinsic Pleasure?) Do not use first pronouns in the discussion. Provide a short background of the topic and definition(s) of the main terms. Discuss the main points of the video.
Personal Reflection – Second section. Use first level heading: Personal Reflection (bold font & centered).
References Page – This page should read: References (bold font & centered). Maximum three references (the textbook will always be one of your references). Feel free to copy/paste the correct format, but make sure that the font is consistent in your paper.
Myers, D. & Twenge, J. M. (2021). Exploring social psychology (9th Ed). McGraw Hill.