- Do opposites really attract
- https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/science/science-news/12170295/Relationships-opposites-do-not-attract-scientists-prove.html
- I want to use more relatable social sources, such as articles if I were to chose this topic
- For all of my proposed ideas I want to base my finding on research that I have done, rather than just checking the work of others to prove THEIR hypotheses. I want find my own standing on the issue
- What defines people? (Culture vs. Genetics)
- https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/women-who-stray/201506/can-we-choose-our-identity
- https://www.noted.co.nz/currently/science/nature-vs-nurture-how-much-genes-determine-identity/
- These sources are both from more scholarly sources as I feel this topic should be approached a bit more scientifically than the others.
- I do however want to still intertwine my own experience into this topic and talk about the things I have seen that challenge certain notions about identity.
- This topic leads strongly into my next one.
Nature Vs. Nurture of the Identity
- For this idea I want to use only my interviews with other people to find data. I want it to focus on their experiences.
- Interview Questions:
- – In what cultural would you say you belong? How do you think that culture has influenced you? (both good and bad)
– Have there been times where familial or societal standards have challenged your personal beliefs?
– Describe your childhood? What things stick out?
– Do you think your beliefs were shaped by your environment growing up? Were they determined by your own truth seeking?
– What was your early adolescence like? What were some challenges you faced?
– When do you feel most like yourself? - More questions to come.
Hey Jake,
Your research sources seem great. I think your decision to use non-peer reviewed articles is a good plan because it allows you to make your own discovery on the topic without the bias of a previously-run study. Your plan for an interview seems great too, but I wonder who exactly are you planning to interview? How can you pick the best possible people?
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