User talk:Wall277

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Editing of the Engram Wikipedia page has begun in my sandbox with great success. I have included more citations and found citations for current uncited material. I am breaking up the information into different headings emphasizing the importance of each topic. I will also be discussing different theories as well as brain areas that are specialized to certain functions. Topics will include experiments, learning, Hebb rule, hippocampal system, consolidation, amnesias, working memory, long-term memory and executive function. Please check my sandbox for edits. Wall277 (talk) 04:09, 20 March 2012 (UTC)



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Hello Sabrina Hello! My name is Alyssa Cheadle. This semester, I will be available to provide help in understanding how to get work done in Wikipedia.

I am a graduate student in Psychology at UCLA. Last semester, I edited Wikipedia articles as part of a course in Social Psychology. I worked on the article "Just World Hypothesis," and I was able to nominate my article for a Wikipedia "Did You Know" feature. I found the assignment effective in helping me learn about my topic, the culture and norms of Wikipedia, and writing articles from a neutral point of view for a lay audience. I learned some valuable lessons while completing my assignment and I will be glad to offer advice to you!

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Good luck! Alyssa Click here to reply  InstructorCommentBot (talk) 21:38, 3 April 2012 (UTC) on behalf of cheaal01 (talk)

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Hello Sabrina I see that you are still working in your sandbox and have not yet edited or posted on an article page.

If you need assistance editing pages or changing the contents of your sandbox into a page, please let me know.

If you do want assistance or feedback on your writing, please tell me the date that you want your page to be final.

Best! Alyssa Click here to reply  InstructorCommentBot (talk) 05:33, 5 April 2012 (UTC) on behalf of cheaal01 (talk)

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Good Job, Sabrina!

LEAD SECTION:Your lead section is a stand-alone concise summary of the article.

LANGUAGE:You have avoided using field-specific jargon and explained them when necessary

LINKS:You have provided links to other Wikipedia articles.

NEUTRALITY:Your contribution maintains a neutral point of view and consists of verifiable statements, and it avoids becoming original research/opinion.

CITATION:Try to cite facts from reputable, accessible, and up-to-date sources. One of your sources is heavily cited. It would be better to find additional sources that are more appropriate to some of those instances.

WRITING:Your writing uses correct grammar, verb tenses, and spelling.

CATEGORY: Before your page is published, you will need to add a title.

REFERENCES:You have formatted the references properly.

I noticed that you have not yet made your edits live. If you are having trouble doing so, please contact me.

Good work! Click here to reply InstructorCommentBot (talk) 19:37, 4 May 2012 (UTC) on behalf of cheaal01 (talk)