Stress and Immunity Assignment
Stress and Immunity Assignment
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Your written assignment for this module should be a 1-2 page paper (not including title page and reference page) that describes the following:
- What are the different types of immunities and give an example of each
- Describe how stress impacts the immunity of a person
You should include a minimum of 3 scholarly references. Include a title page, in-text citations, and a reference page in APA format.
Module 06 Written Assignment – Stress and Immunity
| Performance Element | Distinguished | Proficient | Intermediate | Novice | Total Score |
| Check off:
Topic check off with three sources |
· Research topic chosen from a PT source (i.e., Journal of Physical Therapy) total off 3 sources | · Research topic chosen from a PT source but 2 sources provided | · Research topic information not PT related and less than 2 sources | · Research topic is not relevant or part of PT research, all sources are not reliable | |
| Check off:
Reference page using source, and referenced in AMA format |
· Minimum of 3 sources referenced in paper using AMA format | · Research article from Physical Therapy source and reference in AMA format with 1-2 errors (less than 3 sources.) | · Article is informational, not research from a PT related source; and referenced in AMA format with 1-2 errors | · The source is only a medical statement or update. Not a PT research article; and is referenced in AMA format with > 2 errors | |
| Check off:
Research Article Analysis Outline |
· Components of an Outline including summary and analysis of:
· What it is the article about? · To whom might it be important? · The significance of the topic, and discussion/conclusion · clinical practice implication based on the results · conclusion from the chosen article. |
· 3/5 components | · 2/5 components | · 1/5 components | |
| Format:
· Cover page: course name & number, title of paper, student name, & date · 12 pt font, Times New Roman, double-spaced, numbered pages
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· Components of title age
· Course name & # · Title of paper · Student Name · Date (due date) · Professor’s Name · 12 point font · Double spacing · Numbered pages · Indentation for every paragraph · Clearly defined sections of Intro, Body, & Conclusion |
· Three components of the cover page are included
· Three indications to font, spacing, or numbered pages included |
· Two components of the cover page are included
· Two indications to font, spacing, or numbered pages included |
· One component of the cover page is included
· Only one indication to font, spacing, or numbered pages included |
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| Written in 2-4 pages (not including cover & ref page) | · Paper written within 3 pages, not including cover nor reference page
· The body of the paper is in AMA format the |
· Paper written in 5 pages
· 1-2 errors in the body of paper; in-text citation is in AMA style |
· Paper written in 6 pages
· 3-4 errors in the body of paper; in-text citation is in AMA style |
· Paper written in less than 2 pages
· No consistency using AMA format |
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| Spelling accuracy & sentence construction | · No spelling errors and proper sentence construction and coherence | · 1-2 spelling errors. Few errors on sentence construction and coherence | · 3-4 spelling errors. Several errors on sentence construction and coherence | · 5-8 spelling errors. Ineffective wording and sentence construction | |
| Summary & analysis of article
-significance, implications, personal opinion(s) |
· Complete summary of article included and analysis (free of plagiarism). Sources cited properly.
· about? · To whom might it be important? · The significance of the topic, and discussion/conclusion · clinical practice implication based on the results · conclusion from the chosen article |
· Brief summary and analysis, related to PT in your own words is included.
· 4 or 3/ out of the 5 components |
· Only a summary or analysis) is included, not both
· 2/5 components |
· Most of the paper is plagiarized without analysis in students own words. Sources are not cited.
· 1/5 components |
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| Total Points |
