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COMS 360 – COMMUNICATION AND THE SEXES RESPONSE PAPER #1 each Page Requirements: 2-3 pages (if header, factor that in to the length) 1” margins, double-spaced Your paper should have an introduction, body, and conclusion

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COMS 360 – COMMUNICATION AND THE SEXES RESPONSE PAPER #1 each Page Requirements: 2-3 pages (if header, factor that in to the length) 1” margins, double-spaced Your paper should have an introduction, body, and conclusion. With that said, since the page requirement is short, your intro and conclusion should not be longer than a few lines. Your body should use these statements/questions (use AT LEAST one paragraph to answer each question. Some will need to have two in order to meet the 2 – 3 page requirement.): 1. What are your earliest memories of your gender development? 2. What theory(ies) discussed in the text played the most important role in your gender development? 3. Do you find that you fit easily into gender roles established in our society? Why or why not? You should use at least one of the readings to illustrate your points. You should also use an example or two to provide more support. Citation note: No reference page required, unless you use information outside of the class text. However, you must provide page numbers if you cite or discuss a portion of the readings Grade Based On Organization • Free of spelling and grammatical errors • Readable with the use of active verbs • Meets length requirement • Intro and conclusion Memory • Identifies your memory clearly • Provides details of this memory Theory • Clearly describes the chosen theory • Avoids ambiguity Gender Roles • Establishes a few expected gender roles • Clearly details whether you fit them Support • Uses specific examples • Uses quotes from text • Connects to key concepts Points Possible /5 + /5 + /5 /5 + /5 = /25