Fernando_1_DQ3
College is a stage of big growth, for guys and girls. Such an amazing time to learn more about ourselves, to discover who we really are, who we want to be, and how are we going to do to get there. Because this is such a volatile stage for us, I believe that college kids should be used in research but not being the only group being analyzed, because I'd think that such results would not be very accurate for a little more generalized knowledge or a scholarly research. In my own experience I can say that I have changed a whole lot only in my freshman year, I went through some of the hardest times that I have ever been through, and I had to learn about so many things that before I was ignorant to. These changes came because of God's work in my life, and I know that many other of my friends went through so much just in the past year; I can say that I am not the same kid that got here a year ago, and I am sure I won't be the same guy that leaves this college in 3 years. Researchers should have a control group that won't vary as much as college students will, in order to obtain veracious results.
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posted by Unknown @ 12:02 PM
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Spot on. Variety is key when conduction general research, especially with something like romance where all ages experience it.
The thing about people putting research into the equation is that now we are test subjects. Is that too far off?
Yeah, it will definitely be difficult to get consistent results when the subjects are college students who are going through so many personal changes. I feel like researchers will have a lot of difficulty replicating the results of their experiment since college students change so much.
Exactly, the research will not be accurate because of the lack of experience. I agree when you say that we have changed a lot, because I know I have changed too, and it has only been a year. There is so much that we are learning and that we have still to learn.
You are right, Fernando. In fact, we change so much while we are in college. I am not the same girl I was when I first came to Ozarks. I made poor decisions when I first came regarding guys I liked, that I would have not made if I hadn't been through so many changes in my life.
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