It is important to answer all aspects of the question/prompt

It is important to answer all aspects of the question/prompt

Take your time writing your main post and edit carefully. Your post should use proper wording, punctuation, and be free of typographical errors

Make every word count (get rid of any unnecessary words or “fluff” – this provides clarity to your post)

Note that you will not be able to edit or delete once you post to a discussion so proofread carefully before posting

You can generate your post in the word processor of your choice and copy/paste to the discussion submission area.

I suggest you save your work on your computer or memory device, to protect you in case of a computer error while you are posting/submitting

Follow the required length (word count) closely

Be sure to provide a “main post” and a “response” (where asked for). Each post should go beyond summarizing or restating. Instead, be sure you provide depth of thought, evidence of critical thinking, and original ideas based on your own experience

Please do not simply cut and paste material from a website or the textbook! I am looking for your own thoughts and ideas about class material or the prompt provided. When you do use short quotes or summarize material from websites or the textbook, be sure to correctly cite your sources to avoid any type of plagiarism.

Instructions

I suggest that you complete all reading and activities in the course for the quarter prior to participating in this discussion.

For COMPLETE participation in this discussion,

Create & Submit an original meme and provide an explanation (This constitutes your “main post” for this discussion)

In your post embed or attach an original, image-based meme you created that conveys a psychological concept, idea, or theory covered during the term in this course. Keep the meme course friendly; no graphic images please.

Include a paragraph that explains your meme and the concept, theme, or theory your meme is addressing in your own words. One approach might be to think about: how might you explain the meme to someone else in class?

This is intended to be fun and tap into your potential for creativity and application of psychological concepts.