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I am also doing psychology and agree with scamp 100%. People try to make psychology a hard science (simulating everything, creating shiny mathematical models) and they use less analytical skills. Its a pitty!
And the worst thing is that all the funding goes there, thousands of pounds are spent for research that we could do without instead of investigating areas that would be of the benefit of the society in so many ways! When I told my supervisor that what I would really want to investigate is the effects of religion (terrorism, suggestibility etc), he just said: Jesus!
Thank you all so much! You seem to have great news! Coastman, did I miss a forum romance? H, yes Sara told me that your wedding is towards summer. Anywhere nice for a honeymoon? Are you nervous preparing stuff or its all organized already? DJ, new boyfriend? Tell us more! Well, I also have good news. I will rest until the 23rd of April and then back to the PhD life! I had to be far from it to appreciate it The bad news is that I am missing a conference that I would really like to attend. How often do you guys get to attend/present in a conference during your PhD?
Hi all! I am back home after 2 months and it feels really great! I had started to feel institutionalized!
Well, I need an update. What is everyone up to? What have I missed? Any exciting news? Any viva, any new partner, any wedding, any important decision.... any little thing to be shared?
Hi everyone! Unfortunately I do not have much time to talk, I just wanted to thank you all for your kind words and your support while I was (I still am actually) in the hospital. Sara passed on your wishes and I really felt very good knowing that you were thinking of me. It is great to be back (in life and on the forum as well-I almost forgot my password :-))! I hope you are all progressing with your PhDs and that you also have some fun! My regards to the PGForumTeam as well!
Sara wow! I agree, the tricks with the eye (lol) are the best way to go. You should also reduce the distnance between us when you talk. Invade his space and look into his eyes as you talk... touch him on the arm or something (with a reason, not accidentaly) and take him somewhere to talk that you are alone (as you said he is shy, so...)
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