Psychology 3
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Personality’s Influence on Academic Performance
Student Name
Department of Psychology, Keiser University
PSY1012: Introduction to Psychology
Professor’s Name
Due Date
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Personality’s Influence on Academic Performance
Begin your paper with an introduction to the topic of personality and academic
performance.
Personality
Here you will research and define personality. Make sure to support your arguments and
claims with citations. Every reference you list should have an in-text citation somewhere in your
paper demonstrating which information came from that source.
Personality Traits
Here you will define personality traits and the difference between traits and overall
personality. Make sure to support your arguments and claims with citations.
Personality Traits Influence on Academic Performance
In this sub-section, you should describe research investigating the influence of
personality traits on academic performance. Be sure to support your statements with citations.
You should also report on your personality traits and how they have influenced your academic
performance in the past.
Approaches to Ensure Success
In this section, you should reflect on how you will apply your understanding of your own
personality’s influence on your academic performance to ensure your success. Give behavioral
examples of the changes you would make and skills you feel you need to develop. Make sure
you support your section with citations.
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Conclusion
Here you will wrap up your paper. A solid conclusion should be at least 3-4 sentences
and should be a simple wrap up of what was already covered.
WC 800+
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References
Here you will list the 4 minimum scholarly sources from the Keiser Online Library, in
alphabetical order by first listed author’s last name. Use APA format.
The textbook can be as a 5th reference, it will not take the place of any of the 4 required sources
from the Keiser Online Library.
If you would like to use other sources, they MUST be approved by the professor prior to
submitting. They will not the place of any of the 4 required sources from the Keiser
Online Library.