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TEXT
Wright, Dale. Personal Relationships, Mountain View, CA.: Mayfield Pub. Co., 1999.
EXAMS
Students will be required to complete three non-cumulative exams (multiple choice, definitions, minor and major
discussion questions). You will be allowed to drop your lowest exam.
METHOD OF EVALUATIONS
Grading is based with following basis
A 90 – 100
B 80 - 89
C 70 - 79
D 60 - 69
F Below 60
A “minus” may be added to the grade if it is marginally low, or a “plus” may be added for a “high end” grade. Good
attendance and class participation/preparation will also be taken into account. No “extra credit” work will be given.
CLASS ACTIVITIES
Classes will include lectures, films, demonstrations, class projects/games and “interview discussions”.
POLICIES
Exams: DO NOT MISS AN EXAM! Make-up exams will be given only if: (a) you were seriously ill and have
documentation from a physician, or (b) you were detained the day and time of the exam, or(c) you made arrangements
prior to the exam to attend an urgent family affair (e.g., funeral). In any of these cases, you must notify the professor in
advance of the scheduled time of the exam (call and leave a voice-mail message if you can do nothing else). Otherwise,
you will receive an F. It is the student’s responsibility to make sure that an exam is made up within one week of the
scheduled time. Beware, make-up exams are designed to be more difficult to compensate for having more study time.
INCOMPLETE GRADES
The grade of “Incomplete” will normally not be given. If a student is unable to attend a substantial portion of the course
then he/she should drop or withdraw from the course.
CELL PHONES
Please turn them off before class unless an emergency situation exists. If this is the case, please notify Dr. Davis before
class. Violations of this policy could cause you to be asked to leave that night’s class.
FEB 06 EXAM #1
Children Interviews Due
FEB 27 Exam #2
MAR 13 Chapter 16
MAR 27 EXAM #3
APR 03 Chapter 10
“Core Characteristics”
Relationships in the “Senior Years”
APR 17 Chapter 13