finkster Posted November 24, 2009 Report Posted November 24, 2009 Hello, I am doing a paper for psychology that requires me to learn about someone from a different culture. There are 14 questions asking about this person, family, religious views, and morals. Here are the questions. Please describe your family. For those of you that are parents: What is the best part about being a parent? How has it changed over time? For those who are not parents: What would the ideal parent be like? Who has been especially influential in your life? What were some of the things they taught you? How did your parents teach you right from wrong? What language(s) do you know? What was your experience in learning them? Do you ever think about death? What concerns do you have? Do you feel that your body has had any significant impact on your life (such as career restrictions and self-esteem issues)? Have there been any special problems? What changes in your body have you noticed over time? Describe your childhood. How do you think it has influenced you? Were male/female roles important as you were growing up? At what jobs have you worked over the years? For the job you held longest, how did you choose it? Did you like it? Please tell me your favorite joke or prank. What is your age/sex? I have $15 in paypal to offer to someone who fits the criteria. Send me a PM and we'll see if you're a good candidate for the assignment. I will give you my email and you could answer me by that. Any and all information will be kept confidential. Thanks for looking Quote DAT 4125------>RE XXX comps active Eclipse cd7000 I serve drunks for a living
Torres Posted November 24, 2009 Report Posted November 24, 2009 i have a friend from the philippines. he moved here just a couple years ago. i can send him the questions if you'd like. i'm sure he'd have no problem answering them. or my dad. he's from colombia, moved here when he was 7 tho Quote
slugdub Posted November 24, 2009 Report Posted November 24, 2009 Isn't this cheating? You should go meet somebody and ask them, maybe go to their house and meet their family. It might seem weird here, but it isn't in their country probably. I think you would benefit from getting the most out of this, IMO. Quote
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