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Autobiographical Crisis Outline and Paper
Identify an individual or family crisis experience in your life. You may be able to identify one immediately or you may have to give this some thought. Remember, a crisis experience is unique for each person and family. If you don’t identify an experience immediately, reflect on your life’s experiences to this point. Think of times when you were impacted by a crisis, a major stressful event (negative or positive), or a significant change or transition.
Once you’ve identified your topic, it’s time to “dissect” your experience into eight parts (A, B, C, X, AA, BB, CC, XX factors). Apply both Hill’s ABC-X and McCubbin’s Double ABC-X Models to explore and analyze your own individual and/or family crisis experience. You will need to be knowledgeable about both models. Carefully read and re-read the corresponding chapter (Chapters 1 and 17 are most helpful) on the ABCX/Double ABCX models.
Individual and family crisis experiences are often complex. Allow yourself enough time to develop the outline and, later, write a draft, set it aside for thought, and then resume work on a final draft. If you are finding it difficult to organize a step-by-step analysis of the crisis, remind yourself – what is the major issue? – and stay focused on that as the central point as you develop the paper. There will likely be multiple issues in the complex layers of the experience – you are encouraged to include those in the writing, as well. Remember the major issue to keep your paper well-focused and on track. In addition, most (if not all of you) will include discussion of other people (e.g., family, friends) in your paper. That’s perfectly fine and welcome. As you discuss the involvement of others in the crisis experience, keep in mind that you and your experience are the main points of focus (that’s what makes this an autobiography).
On or by the designated due date, submit an outline of the paper. See the outline example in the folder on the D2L homepage and evaluation/formatting instructions below.
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Include the following sub-headings to organize the Autobiographical Crisis Outline and Paper. Re-type these sub-headings exactly how they appear below. For the outline, the sub-headings will be followed by a phrase or a sentence or two. For the paper, the sub-headings will be followed by detailed paragraphs.
Overview of Crisis Event
A Factor: Stressor Event
B Factor: Resources
C Factor: Perceptions
X Factor: Crisis Event
AA Factor: Post-Crisis Pile-Up Events
BB Factor: Post-Crisis Resources
CC Factor: Post-Crisis Perceptions
XX Factor: Post-Crisis Adaptation
The paper will be evaluated on: 1) correct and analytical application of theoretical models; 2) the degree to which readings and other materials are incorporated and reflected in the content; and 3) capacity to express oneself clearly and grammatically. Also, refer to the Assessment of Written Work rubric in the D2L folder.
Paper should be approximately 4- pages. Going over that length is acceptable, if you find it unavoidable.
Submit the outline and the paper directly to the designated Assignment Drop Boxes by the assigned due dates for each.
The professor respects and appreciates the highly personal nature of the paper. Strict confidentiality is guaranteed and no one other than the professor will read the outline and paper.

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