Psycho Tests

1
Psycho Tests

• Explaining an example
• VS.
• Giving an example

2
Giving

• Supplying a basic example with the understanding
  that the person answering and the person grading
  are familiar with the content the example comes
  from.
• Examples
• Marion shower scene
• Marion driving in car
• Opening soap in shower

3
Explaining

• Explaining a specific example requires you to use
  complete sentences and state your answer as if
  the person grading isnt totally familiar with
  the content, but you are familiar with it.

4
Give an example

• The sound of the knife stabbing Marion in shower
  scene.

5
Explaining a Specific example

• As Marion is being attacked in the shower scene
  at the Bates Motel, we hear the water running,
  music playing, and the sound of her being stabbed
  by the attacker. The sound of her being stabbed
  isnt something we should hear over other things
  in the scene, but, because a folio artist went in
  and added the sound, it sticks out much clearer
  and adds emphasis/importance to the violence of
  the stabs in the scene.

6
Help for the future

• If you dont have enough room then its
  acceptable to get another sheet of paper to write
  the answer more completely.
• For those of you with college in mind, some of
  the responses given would be docked severely
  because of your inability to distinguish between
  explain and give.
• I dont know if its something youre aware of or
  not, so thats why I want to talk with you about
  it.

7
Explaining

• For those of you going into the work force
  immediately, this would be a good lesson to take
  with you when filling out written work.
• Use complete sentences and elaborate on your
  thoughts to truly show your ability/knowledge and
  not just implying it.

8
Now You Know

• This rule/difference goes for information on any
  written out answer to a question/prompt that
  youll encounter unless instructed otherwise by
  the teacher/professor/boss.
• Since weve got an understanding of this now, you
  know where Im coming from expectation-wise.