For each Log, you will be presented with one or two prompts for you to respond. If there are two prompts – two choices – for a Log, you are to pick and answer only one prompt.
Your Log must be 600-1200 words (2-4 pages), double-spaced, 1-1.5 inch margins. There’s really no maximum word count, but please try to keep your Logs under 1500 words (5 pages).
Your Log must use at least five vocabulary terms from the Chapter/Theory you are writing about. Each time you use a vocabulary term, type that term in italics font.
Your Log must be essay-style (full sentences, paragraphs, etc.) created with word processor software (Microsoft Word or Google Docs is ideal).
Observations About This Example (Things You Should Do Too):
The first paragraph states the theory’s title and lead author(s).
The last sentence in the first paragraph is the Log’s thesis statement.
The second paragraph is a short description of the example being analyzed.
The next paragraphs explain and define each vocabulary term, and show the connection between those terms and the example. You do not have to cite/quote/reference the textbook, but if you do then use correct APA format. You must always and fully answer the prompt.
The last paragraph summarizes the Log and discusses the Critique of the theory.
Prompt #1: For Ch. 11 Relational Dialectics Theory, think of a recent relational conflict you have had with someone close to you. What discourses constituted that conflict? Pages 137-140 describe several ways that discourses create a struggle. In your conflict, which of the three common relational dialectics stood out the most? How did you deal with these dialectics? Did you use separation mostly? Interplay? Explain using your example.
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