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Role Play: Child and Adolescent Development 
Rubric Code: V275X3
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Subject: Psychology  
Type: Presentation  
Grade Levels: Graduate

Powered by iRubric Role Play
  Excellent

from 5-10 points

10 pts

Poor

From 0-5 points

5 pts

Content

Excellent

Focused role play on disorder or behavior, avoiding information not pertinent to the case
Poor

Role play is unfocused and includes information that is not pertinent to the case.
Assessment

Excellent

Focuses assessment questions to ensure a differential diagnosis. Questions are aimed at identifying problematic behaviors and feelings.
Poor

Questions are not developed in ways that allow for a focused assessment. Questions not aimed at identifying problematic behaviors and feelings
Roles

Excellent

Both participants have clearly defined roles and maintain their roles throughout the roleplay
Poor

Both participants do not maintain their roles. Tasks of each person are not clearly delineated
Idenitfication of Diagnosis

Excellent

Accurately illustrates the dynamics of thedisorder or behavior choosen and as a result, the class is able to discern the diagnosis
Poor

Does not accurately illustrate the dynamics of the disoder or problematic behavior choosen and as a result, the class is unable to discern the diagnosis
Presentation Length

Excellent

Stays within the 10 minute presentation time limit
Poor

Surpasses the 10 minute presentation time limit




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