You are being asked to write an autobiography. Don’t let this make you nervous; it may well prove to be the most rewarding part of this course. By thinking about your past and then writing about some of these elements, you may become more aware of your own attitudes and be better able to understand the attitudes and behaviors of others.While writing this paper, be assured that anything in print will be read with complete confidentiality. The only exception to this is if you write something indicating a threat to yourself or others or any reportable child abuse as I am a mandated reporter.Develop your paper carefully and completely.Describe your general life history including family background, major life events, and significant relationships. Describe your personality characteristics, including strengths and weaknesses, and attempt to explain why you possess these characteristics. Please understand that this portion of the paper should be relatively brief. I know it may be difficult to explain your background in such a short paper, but you must be succinct.3 Principles or Concepts Select at least three principles or concepts of psychology you have learned from your textbook and/or class activities. Apply the principles as they relate to your life. A good formatting strategy for this portion of the paper is one principle or concept per paragraph (3 paragraphs total).When selecting your principles, try to find something that is unique about yourself. Examples include: Memory, Personality, Disorders, Intelligence, Motivation, Social Influence, Development. This is only a brief list of concepts that you can choose to use.ConclusionSummarize your autobiography and any learning that took place while writing this paper. Also, describe future plans or characteristics about yourself that you might like to change.You may turn in this paper any time before the due date.. This assignment is mandatory! If you have any questions or are in doubt about any aspect of this assignment, please ask for assistance.Remember that you must:(A) Explain the psychological concept (with a reference for each)(B) Discuss how the concept applies to your life (for better or for worse).(C) Provide 3 references: One of the references should be your textbook. The other two references are up to you to find. These reference materials should be scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles or books. Remember that means they usually come out of a “Journal” that is found in the library, and they will have a long list of references at the end of them. If you are concerned about the appropriateness of your reference materials – ask me!