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Book: Psychology in Everyday life 3rd edition A) The Big Ideas (from Chapter 1): Which of the four big ideas presented in Chapter 1 are most interesting to you? What do you think attracted you to this idea? B) Look Around You (from Chapter 11): Look around your personal spaces (bedroom, car, social media profiles, etc.). In what ways do these spaces reflect your personality? Initial posts should be 3-4 paragraphs in length where a paragraph is at least 5 sentences. ...

Book: Psychology in Everyday life 3rd edition
A)
The Big Ideas
(from Chapter 1):
Which of the four big ideas presented in Chapter 1 are most
interesting to you?
What do you think attracted you to this idea?
B)
Look Around You
(from Chapter 11):
Look around your personal spaces (bedroom, car, social media
profiles, etc.). In what ways do these spaces reflect your
personality?
Initial posts should be 3-4 paragraphs in length where a
paragraph is at least 5 sentences.

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