To tell you the truth, when I had was late to register this last semester I almost missed the opportunity to take my required English 122 class, but thankfully section 018 was opened and I got a seat! Anyways, I kind of dreaded the title of the class since it was a "research" class, but that's exactly what I needed help with and that is exactly what I learned in this class. I learned not only an abundant amount of tools but how to use them to my advantage (search engine operators and the different types of search engines available). I feel like this class taught me a lot that I would have not learned anywhere else, but gave me many advantages in future research assignments and tasks. Diigo and Miindomo served to be useful tools to save interesting information from important websites that could serve a purpose in my paper.
Thank you for the class very much Professor Clark.
Friday, December 9, 2011
RJA #14: Field Research Report
My field research consisted of 2 interviews with a doctor from Czech Republic, Petra Jakubicova and a nurse from Washington state, Jana Necesana. I asked both participants the same types of questions:
Interview #1 (respectively):
How long they have been married?
10 years
What was the feeling she felt when she first had saw him?
“The feeling was immense as if it was love at first sight and afterwards I just could not keep myself away from him.”
How do you feel about Oxytocin being a significant factor in successive reproduction?
Oxytocin cannot be the only major factor contributing to sustainable reproduction
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the creation of bonds?
I feel like this could be a definite possibility from what I have heard, but my limiting knowledge about the hormone itself makes me unsure.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the ability it gives to women to feed their young, would nature be able to survive without it?
Without the ability for a mother to feed its young from it's own body many species would indeed die off but many would still survive, I guess it depends on what spectrum of animals you look at.
Interview #2 (respectively):
How long they have been married?
2 years
What was the feeling she felt when she first had saw him?
It definitely wasn't love at first sight, but with time and work our bond grew much stronger over time.
How do you feel about Oxytocin being a significant factor in successive reproduction?
I believe this is a very valid argument, and that this in fact may be a very important piece to the puzzle, but once again one piece won't solve the entire puzzle.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the creation of bonds?
I feel very strongly because the bond that has formed between my husband and my daughter is very special and there has to be something behind it.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the ability it gives to women to feed their young, would we nature be able to survive without it?
I think that without the ability for a child to gain nutrition from the mother the chances of survival are very slim.
Interview #1 (respectively):
How long they have been married?
10 years
What was the feeling she felt when she first had saw him?
“The feeling was immense as if it was love at first sight and afterwards I just could not keep myself away from him.”
How do you feel about Oxytocin being a significant factor in successive reproduction?
Oxytocin cannot be the only major factor contributing to sustainable reproduction
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the creation of bonds?
I feel like this could be a definite possibility from what I have heard, but my limiting knowledge about the hormone itself makes me unsure.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the ability it gives to women to feed their young, would nature be able to survive without it?
Without the ability for a mother to feed its young from it's own body many species would indeed die off but many would still survive, I guess it depends on what spectrum of animals you look at.
Interview #2 (respectively):
How long they have been married?
2 years
What was the feeling she felt when she first had saw him?
It definitely wasn't love at first sight, but with time and work our bond grew much stronger over time.
How do you feel about Oxytocin being a significant factor in successive reproduction?
I believe this is a very valid argument, and that this in fact may be a very important piece to the puzzle, but once again one piece won't solve the entire puzzle.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the creation of bonds?
I feel very strongly because the bond that has formed between my husband and my daughter is very special and there has to be something behind it.
How do you feel about Oxytocin and the ability it gives to women to feed their young, would we nature be able to survive without it?
I think that without the ability for a child to gain nutrition from the mother the chances of survival are very slim.
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