Question: Checklist for "Writing Who I Think I Am" Introduction title "Who I Think I Am" at top, Centered identity the purpose of your paper, which is to describe your personality based on the BPP describe the BPP, including that it is is based on the five factor model incombination with the notion of a multifaceted self.
described each of the five factors
described each of the facets of the multifaceted self.
emphasize that the BPP, and your paper, will focus on the interpretation of DIFFERENCE scores between the facets of the self on each of the five factors, which is summarized in an "integrator matrix."
describe how your paper will be organized. Say that you will begin with a description of your unified self and proceed to to describe and interpret the important differences in the facets of yourself revealed by the integrator matrix. That is, will your paper be organized around the factors
(describing all notable difference scores for one factor then doing the same for the next factor etc.) or around the notable difference scores
(describing the factors involved in a notable difference e.g. public/private self-difference, doing the same for the next comparison of facets, etc).
describe you unified self on each of the five factors. 2-3 pages format in APA style (headings, font, margins, spacing etc) writing tone in APA style ( not conversational, "I" is only OK for "I" as the subject of this paper.
Who I Think I Am: Introduction
Write a 2 page Introduction to your paper titled "Who I Think I Am." Your Introduction should identify the purpose of your paper, which is to describe your personality based on the BPP, which, in turn is based on the five-factor model as well as the notion of a multifaceted self. You will, therefore, have to describe each of the five factors as well as the notion of multiple selves. You should emphasize that the BPP, and your paper, will focus on DIFFERENCES between the facets of the self, which are summarized in an "integrator matrix." Finally, you should describe how your paper will be organized starting with a description of your unified self, to provide background/context for the rest of your paper. You will then explain how you will proceed to describe and interpret the important differences in the facets of yourself according to the integrator matrix. Use the "Who I Think I Am Introduction Checklist" as you write your introduction and do not submit anything until all requirements are checked off.