Module 14 Part 2 - Psych 126 - Tracking Your Financial Progress

 

Five Bookmarks:

Review/Preview
Learning Objectives
Class Activities Summary Homework "All people smile
in the same language."

 

Review/Preview
Learning Objectives:

(You can find all the course learning objectives by clicking the bookmark called  Expected Outcomes on the Psy-126 Internet Syllabus.)

 4. Perform Malkiel's random walk down Wall Street experiment. (or watch a video like Understanding Wall Street)
 5.  - page 460 -
Take Self-Assessment 15-2 "Are you too far in debt?"

Class Activities:    

1st Listen as country team members explain the "Dogs-of-the Dow " theory to the class, and elaborate on companies currently comprising the dogs-of-the dow.
2nd This is an optional activity, time and circumstances permitting.

Perform Malkiel's random walk down Wall Street (or watch a video like Understanding Wall Street)

3rd Take Self-Assessment 15-2 "Are you too far in debt?"

 

1st 

1st Listen as country team members explain the "Dogs-of-the Dow " theory to the class, and elaborate on companies currently comprising the dogs-of-the dow.

2nd 

2nd This is an optional activity, time and circumstances permitting.

Perform Malkiel's random walk down Wall Street (or watch a video like "Understanding Wall Street.")

3rd

3rd - text page 460 -
Take Self-Assessment 15-2 "Are you too far in debt?"
Human Relations Self-Assessment Quiz 15-2
Are You Too Far in Debt?

(If you answer yes to two or more of the questions which follow,
you ARE getting too far into debt!)
 

1. Is an increasing percentage of your income being used to pay debts? Yes No
2. Do you use credit to buy many of the things you bought in the past for cash? Yes No
3. Are you paying bills with money targeted for something else? Yes No
4. Have you taken out loans to consolidate your debts or asked for extensions on existing loans to reduce monthly payments? Yes No
5. Does your checkbook get lower by the month? Yes No
6. Do you pay the minimum amount due on your charge accounts each month? Yes No
7. Do you get repeated dunning notices (letters demanding payments) from your creditors? Yes No
8. Are you threatened with repossession of your car, cancellation of your credit cards, or other legal action? Yes No
9. Have you been drawing on your savings to pay regular bills that you used to pay out of your paycheck? Yes No
10. Do ;you depend on extra income from overtime and part-time work to get you to the end of the month? Yes No
11. Do you take out new installment loans before old ones are paid off? Yes No
12. Is your total savings less than three months' take-home pay? Yes No
13. Is your total installment credit (not counting mortgage) more than 20% of your take-home pay? Yes No
14. Do you become horror-struck when you look at your credit card bills? Yes No
15. Has a credit card company rejected your application in the past two years? Yes No

 

Class Activities

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Summary:

Items covered in this class session or listed as homework:

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Summary  
Homework  

Instructor Comments:

Student Comments:

 

 

Homework:

1. Re-Read Chapters 13 and 15 as preparation for Exam #3 during Module 15, Part 2.
2. During Module 15, Part 1, arrange to use a computer connected to the internet in order to complete the multiple choice and true-false quizzes associated with Chapters 13 and 15.  This is considered your review in order to prepare you to take Exam #3.  Log into Blackboard at PHCC and complete the quizzes.
3. Remember that Module 15, Part 2 is the time during which you should take Exam #3 over Chapters 13 and 15.  Log into Blackboard at PHCC and complete Exam #3.

"All people smile in the same language."