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**Part A (Cos)**

**Discussion Board 300 words**

Infants develop rapidly in their ability to express emotions and form social bonds.

In your post, briefly discuss:

1.
**One emotional milestone** in infancy (ex: smiling, stranger anxiety, self-soothing).

2.
**One social milestone** (ex: attachment, social referencing, responding to caregivers).

3.
**One factor that influences emotional or social development** (ex: caregiving style, temperament, culture, early experiences).

4. Explain why this factor matters for healthy development.

Write at least 300 word well developed and well written response. Use APA formatting guide to create accurate citations and documentation to give credit for any resource material used in your response. Please remember to comment on at least 2 classmate's posts in order to get full credit. You must follow the guidelines to receive full credit for discussion boards. If you do not post, it will count as a 0. No additional postings after the deadline with be accepted.

**Part B Essay 3 pages (Tr)**

Module Overview

In this module, you will learn how to write a
**profile essay**, a genre of writing that blends research, description, and analysis to paint a vivid picture of a person, group, place, or event. For this course, your profile essay will focus on a figure or case in
**true crime**, allowing you to practice both critical thinking and storytelling techniques.

**Learning Objectives**

By the end of this module, you should be able to:

1. Define what a profile essay is and identify its key features.

2. Differentiate between summary, analysis, and narrative elements in a profile.

3. Select an appropriate subject for a profile essay.

4. Gather credible sources to develop an accurate and engaging profile.

5. Organize your ideas into a structured essay that combines fact with analysis.

**Key Concepts**

· What makes a good
**profile subject** (interesting, complex, and significant).

· Using
**descriptive detail** to bring your subject to life.

· Balancing
**objectivity** (facts and evidence) with
**analysis** (your perspective).

· Incorporating
**sources** smoothly into your writing.

· Understanding the difference between
**profile writing** and a simple report.

**Assignments**

**Profile-True Crime Essay- due Monday, September 25, 2026 @11;59PM**

**## psychCoshtroy.docx**

**Part A (Cos)**

**Discussion Board 300 words**

Infants develop rapidly in their ability to express emotions and form social bonds.

In your post, briefly discuss:

1.
**One emotional milestone** in infancy (ex: smiling, stranger anxiety, self-soothing).

2.
**One social milestone** (ex: attachment, social referencing, responding to caregivers).

3.
**One factor that influences emotional or social development** (ex: caregiving style, temperament, culture, early experiences).

4. Explain why this factor matters for healthy development.

Write at least 300 word well developed and well written response. Use APA formatting guide to create accurate citations and documentation to give credit for any resource material used in your response. Please remember to comment on at least 2 classmate's posts in order to get full credit. You must follow the guidelines to receive full credit for discussion boards. If you do not post, it will count as a 0. No additional postings after the deadline with be accepted.

**Part B Essay 3 pages (Tr)**

Module Overview

In this module, you will learn how to write a
**profile essay**, a genre of writing that blends research, description, and analysis to paint a vivid picture of a person, group, place, or event. For this course, your profile essay will focus on a figure or case in
**true crime**, allowing you to practice both critical thinking and storytelling techniques.

**Learning Objectives**

By the end of this module, you should be able to:

1. Define what a profile essay is and identify its key features.

2. Differentiate between summary, analysis, and narrative elements in a profile.

3. Select an appropriate subject for a profile essay.

4. Gather credible sources to develop an accurate and engaging profile.

5. Organize your ideas into a structured essay that combines fact with analysis.

**Key Concepts**

· What makes a good
**profile subject** (interesting, complex, and significant).

· Using
**descriptive detail** to bring your subject to life.

· Balancing
**objectivity** (facts and evidence) with
**analysis** (your perspective).

· Incorporating
**sources** smoothly into your writing.

· Understanding the difference between
**profile writing** and a simple report.

**Assignments**

**Profile-True Crime Essay- due Monday, September 25, 2026 @11;59PM**