D571 – Psychopathology
D571 Psychopathology
Colleges: Leavitt School of Health
This dataset includes only posts filtered for negative sentiment. Counts reflect discussion volume (posts), not students, and do not measure satisfaction.
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Recurring patterns
Unclear rubric or assessor expectations causing rework
Instructors/CIs provide inconsistent or unhelpful guidance and course-level documentation is unclear (example: conflicting citation instructions from instructors).
[I can't find any of this in the course material AT ALL. ... I am having a hard time finishing this task due to items E1 - E3. ... I don't think my CI is understanding what my issue is and hasn't been helpful.]
I’ve passed multiple classes using (WGU, n.d.) and then linking to the main page of the course material on the reference list, but I spoke with an instructor today and she said to cite each page I use in the course material as a separate citation... I’m thinking about risking it and doing what I’ve always done and seeing if I pass (not going to lie, it seems excessive to have 15-20 citations for the course material alone)... wanted to see if anyone has found that using a single cite for the course material no longer works.
Assessment materials misaligned with learning activities
Assessment requirements (E1–E3) are missing from or not covered in the course materials, creating misalignment between assignment expectations and available content.
[I can't find any of this in the course material AT ALL. ... I am having a hard time finishing this task due to items E1 - E3. ... I don't think my CI is understanding what my issue is and hasn't been helpful.]
Missing required templates or assessment resources
Incorrect or duplicated assignment resource lists (e.g., movie lists for Task 2 vs Task 3), causing confusion about required materials for assignments.
[can you confirm that the movie lists for tasks 2 & 3 are the same and that Fight Club is listed on the movie list for task 3.]
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