Research Process Questions
\n– How do you decide what is the useful information while conducting literature review?
\n– How do you know what articles or books should you read closely and what do you skim?
\n– What should I do if I don\u2019t like literature review?…
\n– What kind of question do you identify as the one that has sufficient supporting literature but worth researching?
\n– What small tasks can you break literature review \u2013 a huge and long and complicated task into?
\nTopics that interest me
\n– Humans. I am interested in human behaviors as well as relationships formed by human beings. That\u2019s why I think Dr. Forsyth may be a good person for me to do research with.
\n– I am also interested in narratives. The way to frame a sentence and the way to deliver a message is important. As a speech consultant, I like to think about the meaning behind sentences. And a class I\u2019ve always wanted to take is interpersonal communication in the RHCS department.
\n– Another different topic I think about very often is culture\/ diversity\/ identity. They are not the same thing but all related to my experience as a Chinese student here in America. I also have experience with immigrant students mainly from the Central America because of working with Dr. Kaufman and volunteering with ESL program at Huguenot High School.
\n– Within psychology field, developmental psychology is interesting. I had a class on older adults called \u201clongevity and happiness\u201d. I like to spend time with older adults and talk to them and learn about them in the senior living place.
\n– Emotions is another subtopic within psychology that interests me.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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