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Rules for Rebuttal Submissions

Answers to Exam 1

Answers to Exam 2

Answers to Exam 3 (Final)

Grade Conversion from Test Points

Psychobiology of Women

The answers for each test during this quarter will be posted here on the day tests are returned in lecture. This will typically be 1 week after the day the test is given.

Test Rebuttals

If you feel that your test has been incorrectly graded such that you did not get adequate credit for an answer or because the answer you selected is as correct or more correct than the answer on the test key, you may submit a written rebuttal challenging the grading of a specific question. The rebuttal must be clearly written and submitted to Prof. Kenney within a specific time period. The date the rebuttal is due is noted at the top of the key for each test.

Rebuttals will be read for accuracy of information in the argument and logic of presentation. A statement such as "answer 'b' is correct because that's the way I remember lecture or readings" is not sufficient. You must refer to specific readings and/or indicate the precise line of thinking that results in your answer being as or more correct than that on the key.

If you are rebutting a multiple-choice or true-false question, be sure to state your test version and the question number. Rebuttals of such questions can be made on paper or by e-mail. Paper versions can be turned in to Prof. Kenney or to a TA. E-mail versions should be sent to nkenney@u.washington.edu.

Rebuttals of short-answer questions require written arguments that are substantiated by information and a logical argument AND must be accompanied by your original test sheet. No rebuttals of short answers will be considered without the original test sheet. Rebuttals and test sheets can be placed in Dr. Kenney's mailbox on the first floor of Guthrie Hall or given to her in person.

All rebuttals, whether submitted in person or by e-mail, will be returned to students in class.

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Grade Conversions from Test Points

This chart is currently listing 260 points per quarter. That is incorrect. The chart will be modified for the 262 points this quarter ASAP!!!

Grade Point 1Test (60 points) 2 Tests (120 points) 3 Tests (180 points) Entire Course (260 points)
4.0 58 and above 115 and above 173 and above 250 and above
3.9 57 114 171-172 247-249.5
3.8   113 169-170 244-246.5
3.7 56 112 167-168 242-243.5
3.6 55 110-111 166 239-241.5
3.5   109 164-165 237-238.5
3.4 54 108 162-163 234-236.5
3.3   107 160-161 231-233.5
3.2 53 106 158-159 229-230.5
3.1 52 104-105 157 226-228.5
3.0   103 155-156 224-225.5
2.9 51 102 153-154 221-223.5
2.8   101 151-152 218-220.5
2.7 50 100 149-150 216-217.5
2.6 49 98-99 148 213-215.5
2.5   97 146-147 211-212.5
2.4 48 96 144-145 208-210.5
2.3   95 142-143 205-207.5
2.2 47 94 140-141 203-204.5
2.1 46§ 92-93 139 200-202.5
2.0§   91§ 137-138§ 198-199.5§
1.9 45 90 135-136 195-197.5
1.8   89 133-134 192-194.5
1.7 44 88 131-132 190-191.5
1.6 43 86-87 130 187-189.5
1.5   85 128-129 185-186.5
1.4 42 84 126-127 182-184.5
1.3   83 124-125 179-181.5
1.2 41 82 122-123 177-178.5
1.1 40 80-81 121 174-176.5
1.0   79 119-120 172-173.5
0.9 39 78 117-118 169-171.5
0.8   77 115-116 166-168.5
0.7† 38† 76† 113-114† 164-165.5†
0.0 37 and below 75 and below 112 and below 163.5 and below

§ Lowest grade required to receive an S (passing grade) if you are registered for the S/NS option.

† Lowest grade required to pass this course if you are registered for the numerical grade option.

 

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Contact the instructor at: nkenney@u.washington.edu