#dissertation research

[con9103]

I am doing my Masters study on music and authenticity with a focus on Twenty One Pilots. If youre a fan of the band or a casual listener, please complete the following questionnaire and share! Its completely anonymous.

It shouldn't take long to complete and is mostly multiple choice questions. Thank you!

How Twenty One Pilots fans engage with the band

Purpose: Gather insight on how people engage with Twenty One Pilots. This is to help aid in a study. All responses are anonymous, and questi

[thecigarettesenate]

hi, i've done this before with another friend's dissertation and it was v helpful so i'm sharing another:

my friend is studying psychology at university and is doing a study on body image in relation to gender, and comparing trans & cis experiences. if you're comfortable offering your experience it would be great to get as much input as possible !!

(please note: there is specific explicit reference to eating disorders and sensitive topics, so please prioritise your mental health and only engage if it will be safe for you)

My name is Leo Walton, I am recruiting participants for my dissertation project on gender and body image for my Bsc(Hons) in Psychology. Participation should take around 15 minutes and is completely voluntary. Participants must be over 18. Ethics reference UoL2023_11946. The questionnaire includes topics of a sensitive nature such as eating disorders. Therefore, if such topics are likely to cause you distress, it is advised that you do not participate.

please reblog & share with anyone you think may be interested and able to help

[bluehcvrs]

idk how many of y'all are still active here but if you're learning korean, can you fill out this survey please. it's for my MA dissertation & i need to get as close to 150 responses as possible, so any extra responses will really help me out!! if you aren't eligible to complete the survey it would be equally as helpful if you're able to reblog this post to help spread the link around!! thank u all!!

[probablypointlesss]

'The Arab linguists of old referred the verb "to speak" in Arabic to its root, "k-l-m," which translates to the verb "to wound," intimating that a word is a wound to the soul. We must, therefore, probe the true meaning of words through the association between the wounds they inflict and human suffering.'

- Elias Khoury, The Holocaust and the Nakba: A New Grammar of Trauma and History, Foreword

[minfiliaryne]

Dissertation research! Parents’ perceptions of their child’s reading

Hi! I'm doing a research project for my dissertation on the perceptions parents have of their child's reading motivation and how that is affected by different factors. 

If you're the parent of at least one 9-11 year old and you live in the UK, I would really appreciate if you could participate in this study. It takes about 9 minutes to complete and is entirely anonymous. If you aren't a parent or don't live in the UK, I would still really appreciate if you could share this post so it can reach as many people as possible.

Thank you!

https://ntupsychology.eu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6PAVgSTOrGwcxdH

[medieval-tales]

Today I accompanied my boyfriend to the treasury before his work and after mine. And then I waited for him in a cafe while he was teaching. I took advantage of that time to read a pending paper and then as a reward we ate cake.

[rosii-writings]

02.01.20

Spent the morning doing research for my dissertation and planning my second chapter in earnest ☕️

Ordering books from the British Library will never get boring, seeing as my friend and I are going tomorrow I had to request the books I wanted to use and it gives me thrills every time! My lecturer made us order them to Humanities 2 as that’s where she will be and she wants to appreciate her influence by seeing us there.

(Featuring the new tea set I got for Christmas!)

[crochetingdoctorate]

PhD progress accountability (?)

Ok, so I’m actually going to give this a try.

My PhD, that big elephant that lives in every room I walk into but constantly try to ignore. I’ve defended my proposal, finished my classes, and am just doing research. That should be the fun/exciting/“easy” part, right?

Then why do I keep trying to run away from it?

Maybe it’s because I’m not actually doing the research yet, but learning methods, organizing files, and planning, planning, planning. All of which feels more daunting as the days go by.

I’m also TAing this semester, and it’s so much easier to put in the work every week to make sure I stay up with that schedule than to try and break my PhD work into manageable chunks. However, this coming week is spring break. If I can keep myself from my “normal” break schedule, I might actually be able to make significant progress.

To start, I’m going to make a list of “things to do,” which I never actually write:

Grade labs

Practice ordination methods

Continue compiling list of section data

Continue organizing relevant sections into separate folder

Continue reading about morphometric measurement methods

Continue compiling list and data on potential field sites

On top of that, I have a crochet commission to complete and I want to spend time with my boyfriend and friends. Here’s hoping I can garner the motivation I need!