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    Research Report : The Impact of Social Media on Mental Health: Benefits and Risks


CATEGORY
Excellent (20 Points)
Proficient (15-19 Points)
Developing (10-14 pts)
Needs Improvement (0-9 pts)
Thesis & Argument
Clear, well-developed thesis; strong, logical argument
Thesis is clear but could be stronger; argument mostly logical
Thesis is present but weak; argument lacks depth
No clear thesis; weak or illogical argument
Research & Evidence (20 pts)
Uses 5+ credible sources; strong integration of research
Uses 4-5 credible sources; adequate research integration
Uses 3-4 sources, but some may not be credible; minimal research integration
Fewer than 3 sources; little to no credible research
Organization & Structure (20 pts)
Logical structure; smooth transitions; strong intro and conclusion
Mostly logical structure; transitions could be smoother
Some structural issues; weak intro or conclusion
Lacks organization; no clear introduction or conclusion
Critical Thinking & Analysis (20 pts)
Strong, insightful analysis; acknowledges counterarguments
Good analysis; considers counterarguments
Some analysis but mostly summary; minimal counterarguments
Little to no analysis; no counterarguments addressed
Grammar, Style, & Mechanics (10 pts)
Few to no grammar/spelling errors; strong academic tone
Some minor errors; mostly academic tone
Noticeable errors; inconsistent tone
Frequent errors; informal or unclear writing
Formatting & Citations (10 pts)
Correct use of APA/MLA; properly formatted citations
Mostly correct formatting; minor citation errors
Some formatting issues; inconsistent citations
Incorrect or missing citations; poor formatting

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