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hi Hopper
I haven't seen "in a relationship" being listed as one of the options for status - it's usually only single, married, divorced
If you are not married yet you haven't become a double so you are single :-)
Oh yes - status does not affect your chances for scholarship application
oh my! you have my sympathies!!!! I also really don't like transcriptions! Are you doing verbatim? Here is one consolation though -- if you are transcribing the lot, you can always go back to the data to make more papers...
I motivate myself by allowing myself to watch one episode of TV series after I have done something.. so far I have finished Walking Dead (silly series, but what the heck), then I watched Tale of Tales on gazefree (absolutely loved this movie) and every monday hope to do enough to reward myself with Game of Thrones.
:-)
hi, does anyone have access to the International journal of Special Needs Education?
Would really appreciate help with this one
Henri V Pesonen, Elina K Kontu, and Raija A Pirttimaa (2015) Sense of Belonging and Life Transitions for Two Females with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Finland. Journal of International Special Needs Education: October 2015, Vol. 18, No. 2, pp. 73-86.
Thanks
http://jisne.org/doi/10.9782/2159-4341-18.2.73
medicine - after 6 years of study and some years of struggle, by the time you are in your 40s you could be set for life. You could even look for work as a "real" doctor outside Germany etc. People will worship the ground you walk on!
If you did a phd, you might still be looking for a job in your 40s.
hi everyone thanks for your replies. It's something like this:
say I have identified six themes from the data, but x number of subjects have offered "explanations" for three of the themes which couldn't fit into the results
at the moment I am writing up the discussion but haven't found any place to put in the quotes (yet -- or maybe not)
thanks
satchi
hi bilbo,
this will only be pointed out by someone who scrutinizes the graphs
if you want to use that graph anyway, how about putting a symbol on the graph and then there is a footnote in smaller print about the samples that have been left in slightly longer? that would explain the differences shown
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