Please note that my request was for ONLINE case studies. I have taught
personality theories for 25 or so years, and I have had students analyze characters
from books and movies - often with great success. However, this semester I am
teaching an online section of the course, and I am trying to come up with some
"homework" assignments that utilize online resources - hence, the request for online
personality case studies.
Of course, I am always open for other ideas for the course - but I have a
_pressing_ need to get an answer to my original question! :-)
Thanks!
Retta
Beth Benoit wrote:
> I've had students use this assignment in Abnormal Psych. having students
> analyze characters in movies. I think I like the idea of characters from
> novels, but I KNOW what I'd hear: "A book? Can we use a book we've already
> read, or do we HAVE to read a new one for this assignment?" (As if I'd ever
> be able to tell.)
>
> I'm teaching Personality for the first time in April, so would also
> appreciate any suggestions...
>
> Beth Benoit
> University System of New Hampshire
>
> on 1/8/02 12:11 PM, tasha howe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > My colleague teaches "theories of personality" and has his students read a
> > novel
> > and analyze one of the characters from two different personality theories.
> > this
> > could also be done with autobiographies of "normal" people.
> >
> > Retta Poe wrote:
> >
> >> TIPS-Colleagues -
> >> I am looking for one or more personality case studies on the web. I would
> >> like to direct my students in a personality theories course to read an online
> >> case history of a "normal" person and write about that person from the
> >> perspective of various personality theorists. I did a google search and only
> >> turned up case studies of folks with disorders (personality disorders, etc.),
> >> so I guess I haven't used the correct search terms. Any suggestions?
> >>
> >> Thanks -
> >> Retta
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