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* This essay exercise will involve a relatively small number of topics, each with a relatively large number of authors.
* This essay exercise will involve a relatively small number of topics, each with a relatively large number of authors.
* Each individual also writes a summary of their contributions on their user page (or a user sub-page).
* Each individual also writes a summary of their contributions on their user page (or a user sub-page).
* Approximate length of essay: 2,500 - 3,000 words.
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Revision as of 04:40, 21 June 2008

A number of topics are being developed for possible student-written essays. These student essays are to be presented as single Wikiversity pages. Feel free to add or suggest ideas:

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Topics

  • This essay exercise will involve a relatively small number of topics, each with a relatively large number of authors.
  • Each individual also writes a summary of their contributions on their user page (or a user sub-page).
  • Approximate length of essay: 2,500 - 3,000 words.
Title Question Category Notes Authors
2007 Blog 1 topics

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  • This essay exercise will involve each individual being primarily responsible for authoring an essay on a unique topic.
  • Approximate length of essay: 2,000 - 2,500 words.

Topics

Title Question Category Notes Main author
2007 Blog 2 topics
2008 topics - transfer to here
Social psychology of climate change Environmental psychology [1]
Social psychology of work Organisational psychology