Psychology Due Tomorrow!!!

1.Reaction Papers: Each of the eight modules involves one reaction paper in response to a required reading and/or designated supplemental media resource. Each reaction paper must address principally—though not exclusively—a critical analysis of the designated reading and/or media resource in accordance with the following titled subsections in bold: (a) Background addressing a brief summary of the principal theoretical constructs and empirical research bases; (b) Evaluative Critique inclusive of your pro and con assessment of the aforementioned constructs and research bases; and (c) Real-World Applications addressing viable ways in which the designated focus under consideration may relate to pragmatic concerns such as, e.g., therapy, instruction, parenting, and/or workplace behavior.2. Thestylistic/ formatting specificationsfor each reaction paper are as follows: (a) two word-processed pages (approximately 500-600 words in toto); (b) theheadingon thevery first pageshould includeonly one horizontalline displayingthestudent’sname,module number/topic, anddate; (c) double-spaced; (d) maximum of one-inch margins—top, bottom, right, and left; (e) 12-point Times New Roman font; and (f) American Psychological Association (APA) stylistic format preferred, but any standard format is acceptable.3.VERY IMPORTANT: Regarding thetwo word-processed pages, the Background section should span theentire first pageand shouldlabel explicitly by name and addressfiveissues/themes/topics you consider to be critical in the module(s); the Evaluative Critique section should encompass only thetop-half of the second pageand shouldaddress explicitly by nametwopro andtwocon positions in the module; and the Real-World Applications section should address only thebottom-half of the second pageand shouldaddress explicitly by namethreepragmatic concernsin the module such as, e.g., therapy, instruction, parenting, and/or workplace behavior. Finally, you must explicitly display byunderscoringand/or italicizing the following aforementioned: (a) the Background section’s chosen five issues/themes/topics; (b) the Evaluative Critique section’s chosen two pro and two con positions; and the Real-Life Applications section’s chosen three pragmatic applications. Please know that this previous sentence is critical and absolutely necessitates theunderscoringand/or italicizing.Given that you have just read the three previous paragraphs (viz., 1. – 3.),a sample of a Reaction Paperas linked should illustrate the type of narrative that spans only one horizontal line displaying the student’s information, the Background section including five issues/themes/topics, the Evaluative Critique section citing two pro and two con positions, and the Real-World Applications section encompassing three pragmatic applications.