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QUESTION
Summarize: In about 150-300 words, summarize one thing you learned by reading at least a section from each of your sources. If your source is a book, read a chapter. If it as journal, magazine, or online article, read the whole thing.
Paraphrase Paraphrasing is most appropriate for dense information, like explanations of a process or elaboration of a concept. Paraphrase three specific ideas or facts you learned from each of your sources. To paraphrase, begin by copying and pasting the full account of what you read (this should be between a paragraph and a page). Then paraphrase the source by covering the source (or without looking at it) and restating the main idea in your own words. Be sure to give credit to the author of the original idea by using a signal phrase (according to…) and adding the original author’s last name and a page number at the end of the paraphrase. Also remember that in a paraphrase, whenever you use exact words, you must put them in quotation marks (“ “).
Quotation:Quote one interesting sentence that is eloquently or interestingly worded. Introduce the source by naming the author or giving the title of the reading it comes from. Remember to put all exact words in quotation marks (for example, “exact words”). If page numbers are given in the source, insert page numbers in parentheses at the end of the quote and before the period.
all of this should be MLA properly cited and shud stick with the sources provided and not external sources
Summary should be 150-200 words, For the paraphrase, (At the writer discretion) likewise the quoting
Kindly note that the 150-200 words is per 1 source for a summary
each source would have either a summary, quotation or paraphrase
would show you a sample of my request so you can have an idea
The summary shud be cited after writing it just like the parahrase so one can tell well it was originated from and at the end have the work cited
I meant to say paraphrase and quotation shud be cited below just as seen in the attachment for the summary
attached are the three sources needed
| Subject | Sociology | Pages | 20 | Style | APA |
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Relationship Study
Summary:
Time is an important factor in studying relationship due to the fact that it provides realism in relationship experiments. For modern day relationship stability, cognition and behavior personal timing is very important. Long term and short term involvements and relationships rely heavily on timing considerations to determine the trajectories to be taken by the relationship. Face to face interactions greatly affect relationship interactions in a digital era marred with social media and online dating. Prolonged online contact without actual face to face meeting results in formation of idealized perceptions of romantic partners and eventual shattering of illusion once the partners engage in a physical meeting. Modern day relationships have no actual end but transition periods between relating partners. Thresholds exist in relationships upon which, if met, may result in termination of a relationship. Trajectories taken by relationships have dyadic features of how partners in a relationship evaluate each other over time. Relationship patterns and synchrony levels between partners is a key determinant of how long the relationship is bound to last. In conclusion, romantic processes can be examined without arriving at judgments on the type of relationship involved.
Source: Arriaga, Hunt, Agnew. “Integrating Time and Timing into Our Understanding of Close Relationships.” Psychological Inquiry 2019, Vol. 30, No. 1, 34-38
Paraphrase:
- Idea 1: Hopelessly clinging on to a failed relationship. According to (Phillips, Pg 71), partners in a failing relationship especially in this digital age and era tend to remain attached despite having ended a relationship. Some partners retain false hope of recovering a failed relationship without directly communicating their thoughts to the other party. This illusion can prolong for a period of time while continuously taking its toll on the mental health of a person. In order to move on from a failed relationship, one is advised to completely cut off ties with the former partner for sanity of mind. (Lisa Phillips. Psychology Today. Ambiguity in a Relationship, Pg 71-72)
- Idea 2: Rejection. Rejection of a partner has a psychological effect on the person. Electronic rejection commonly known as ghosting is common in the current age where a partner cuts off all communication with the other. Rejections can be agonizing to the mental health of an individual. A partner who uncertainly rejects the other constantly thinks about initiating contact with the partner in several indirect ways. (Lisa Phillips. Psychology Today. Rejection, 2019. Pg 72-73)
- Idea 3: Break up. The thought of hurting a partner by breaking up with them is a scare that most people try and avoid without actually understanding that sometimes a break up may be the best thing for both partners who are already agonized by the relationship. (Lisa Phillips. Psychology Today. The Endless Break Up, 2019. Pg 75)
Quote:
“The low-key signs that a relationship has gotten real manifest when a partner is able to totally confide in the other, the presence of a partner is a motivation in every aspect of the other partner’s life, the relationship is based on truth devoid of lies, the relationship is known to associates and there are no efforts whatsoever to conceal the existence of a partner and finally the availability and easy access of a partner to the other. The signs that a relationship should be terminated include; infidelity by a partner, poor communication skills shown by a partner and the continuous effort by a partner to keep their relationship to themselves. If you happen to admire a person, direct communication and consideration of red flags are key to deciding whether to develop a relationship with someone.” (“5 Low-Key Signs Your Relationship Just Got Real.” Girls’ Life, vol. 27, no. 2, Oct. 2020, p. 50. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=ip, shib&db=mih&AN=145919541&site=eds-live&scope=site.)
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References
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5 Low-Key Signs Your Relationship Just Got Real. Girls’ Life, vol. 27, no. 2, Oct. 2020, p. 50. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&AuthType=ip,shib&db=mih&AN=145919541&site=eds-live&scope=site.)
Arriaga, X., B., Hunt, L., L., Agnew, C., R,. “Integrating Time and Timing into Our Understanding of Close Relationships.” Psychological Inquiry 2019, Vol. 30, No. 1, 34-38
Phillips, L.,A. Psychology Today. Endless Break Up. 2019. Sussex Publishers LLC
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