The project involves having you take someone from history, p

The project involves having you take someone from history, popular culture, sports, literature, or politics, and analyzing their personality from at least THREE perspectives or theories covered in this course. (Psychodynamic theory, Freud’s Theory, Adlerian Theory, Maslow’s Theory)It can be in either a powerpoint or paper formatA (18-20 points)ExemplaryB (17-16) points)CompetentC (15-14 points)DevelopingD (13- 12) points) Minimal 0Dimensions:Overall Understanding(20 points)Shows a deep/robust understanding of the topic with a fully developed argument per the categories belowShows a limited understanding of the topic, not quite a fully developed argument per the categories belowShows a superficial understanding of the topic, argument not developed enough per the categories belowShows no understanding of the topic and no argument per the categories belowNo effortArgument(20)Clearly articulates a position or argumentArticulates a position or argument that is incomplete or limited in scopeArticulates a position or argument that is unfocused or ambiguousDoes not articulate a position or argumentNo effortEvidence(20)Presents evidence that is relevant and accuratePresents a sufficient amount of evidence to support the argumentPresents evidence that is mostly relevant and/or mostly accuratePresents limited evidence to support an argumentPresents evidence that is somewhat inaccurate and/or irrelevant. Generally does not present enough evidence to support the argument Presents a lot of inaccurate and/or irrelevant evidenceDoesn’t present enough evidence to support an argument anywhereNo effortStructure(20)There is logic in the progression of ideasThere are a few areas of disjointedness or intermittent lack of logical progression of ideasIdeas are somewhat disjointed and/or do not always flow logically, making it a bit difficult to followIdeas are disjointed and/or do not flow logically, hence argument is very difficult to followNo effortCreativity (or Mechanics)(20) Outstanding Mild creativity or a few errorsRoutine creativity or mild errorsClichéd or many, many errors No effort