User talk:Coveheadgirl

Please leave me comments with your signature , Thank you Coveheadgirl (talk) 03:50, 20 September 2012 (UTC)[reply]

peer evaluations for 2410A

Coveheadgirl/ Liz

1/1 The student has improved the quality of the information available in this article

1/1 The student has improved the clarity and/or organization of the content

0.5/1 The student has clearly explained the method and findings of an empirical paper

1/1 The student has correctly cited the empirical paper according to Wikipedia guidelines, and the paper is appropriate (i.e., it is an empirical study on development published the results in an academic journal)

Comments and Suggestions for Improvement:

-Great addition to the article! Very relevant and fascinating! Also great use of references in your section. I did however; have trouble locating the method of your empirical article. What was the actual experiment? Please add a bit more information for clarification. I gave you full marks for your reference, but you should put “Omega” in italics. ☺ Amusico2 (talk) 17:47, 3 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

If you are talking about the section Grieving children, I disagree with Amusico2 about more information about the actual experiment. Wikipedia articles are not scientific articles and usually it is enough to describe the conclusions of studies, preferably found in a secondary source. Only very seminal studies, such as Little Albert or the Strange situation, are notable enough to earn a detailed description in Wikipedia. Lova Falk talk 18:37, 14 November 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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