Reflection Response to Your Happiness was Hacked, by Chapter

Read Your Happiness Was Hacked. Reflect and respond to each chapter as described below:

Write a paragraph for each chapter. Include the following:

Paragraph For each of the chapters 1-9

What was written that resonated most with you and why? Include the evidence used to back up the authors’ claims, and any relevant personal experience you have related to the topic.

What did you disagree with, sort of disagree with, or question in the chapter? Why?

What, if anything, did you find missing in the chapter? What else would you have liked to have

seen/learned about the topic.

Anything else you want to include about that chapter

Label each Chapter from Chapter 1 to Chapter 9 (Read introduction, but I am not requiring a reflection for it. However, you may refer to info in it in your reflections on Chapters).

Two additional Interesting source paragraphs.

Note (sources) are listed in the back of the book for each chapter. Find two articles in those notes that interest you. Read them, and respond.

Include the title of the article and hyperlink to it in your paragraph. Write a brief paragraph summarizing the article and noting what claims most resonated with you in a positive and/or negative way and why. Include any relevant evidence included in the article and any personal experience you or (or a friend – no need for names) has had relevant to this topic.

Formatting

MLA Heading

Title “Reflection Response to Your Happiness was Hacked, by Chapter”

Include title and link to articles (above your response) for each of the two source paragraphs.

Double space, left justify

Grading

This essay will be graded on how complete, clear, concise, and correct (grammatically and otherwise) it is, so make sure you follow instructions and proofread it prior to turning it in. In other words, writing quality will count, so I strongly suggest that you read each chapter and write a draft of the paragraph for that chapter. And after you are done with all of them, I recommend that you take the time to go back to carefully revise, edit, and proofread your paragraphs. 55 Points – Up to five points for each thoughtfully and carefully constructed paragraph.