User talk:MTHarden/SU11-Assignment

I am going to be editing the James W. Pennebaker page. -Hannah Riehl

That's cool Hannah, what you want to do is to go to the bottom of the "user page" of the assignment (where the guides are and assignment details, etc.) and edit the class section for your class and add yourself there with this line of wiki mark-up:

* {{User|Hr168407}} - [[James W. Pennebaker]]

That is the user template for your account, a wikilink to the article you plan to improve and a comment with your real name in it. --MTHarden (talk) 04:17, 10 June 2011 (UTC)[reply]

Mr Hardin, yesterday I had tried to follow the instructions for all the weeks through week 4 on the topic of sports psychology. Today after we talked, I am changing my topic to performance psychology. I followed the instructions that you wrote listing my topic next to my name, elatuating the page and adding a sentence with a citation. If you could please let me now if I am on the right track following what I did yesterday and what I have done so far today, I would greatly appreciate it. Also regarding this topic, since it is a broad field and can go in many directions I am looking for suggestions on how to narrow it down. I was thinking about discussing the factors that can influence performance in any field like motivation, confidence, committment, etc. Can you let me know if that is what you were thinking or if you have a better suggestion? Thanks :(WheelsDudley (talk) 23:05, 6 July 2011 (UTC))[reply]

Hey Mr. Hardin. So first off, I wasn't sure exactly where you wanted me to post this, so I just decided to post it here (sorry!). I did put a link to my sandbox on my user page; the reason I hadn't was because the assignment said you could put the summary of the changes we were going to make on the articles talk page, so I was not exactly sure what you wanted in the sandbox. I just copied over the summary and the information I had already put with the article. Let me know if I'm missing something. Thanks! --MGualdoni (talk) 04:07, 13 July 2011 (UTC)[reply]