For this paper you are asked to develop a question raised, but not answered, by the material we covered. While you may choose to focus on a topic more associated with adult social psychology than developmental psychology, your paper should still include an emphasis on developmental progression. Your paper should include a thorough review of the literature relevant to your question of interest, and it should make an argument based on your examination of the literature. Although you can draw on readings from class, a substantial portion of this review should examine psychological studies and literature that you have found independently. You may also hand in an optional, ungraded draft by April 25 th .
Plagiarism is unacceptable and illegal.
In this seminar, academic honesty is expected and required. It is your responsibility to make sure everything is cited properly. When unsure about how to properly cite an article, book, magazine or any other source, please ask me for advice. When writing a paper keep two things in mind and avoid trouble. First, you cannot tire us out by asking questions about the rules and conventions of academic work.