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I agree. I just followed the link, clicked on the sessions and which area I was in, and then saw this whole list and then I thought........I'll do it after I've enrolled :eek: :)

ditto! =) Only a few minutes away from my place. Thank god!

yes, you can relate that to power and authority. You can also incorporate the cross-cultural component/perspective of the two countries as well as your personal view on this. As long as you can back-up your research with secodary research then that's fine. The more research, the better.

just write down a list of ideas. Write down anything that you may be passionate about. Then choose one which you know that you'll stick with throughout the year and that you can write about enthusiastically. I've seen one girl in my class who, when doing our PIPs in class, always started off in...

Yes, you do need to have quality questions in order to get the answers you need. For example, with social importance - maybe you can ask 'how important do you think the military is to society' and list options: very important, important, less important, not important at all etc to get an idea on...

This seems fine. You have a comparison between two countries which makes up part of your cross-cultural component. You have also covered society, persons and time. Just start building up on your questionnaire.

[]b"what do you think makes a man today"[/b] From my personal point of view, I think a man made today would be able be multi-skilled - for example, fix odd jobs around the house and can also cook and clean a little (very unlikely for males in my family). "what do you feel are the moral...

that's fine. just as cindi 99 described, you must have a cross-cultural comparison. I did my PIP on Christianity and Adolescent Identity - if you can pm me ur email, I can forward onto you some parts of my PIP for you to have a look at.

Hello everyone! Whew, it's so good to be back! It's been a long time since I've been in here. 1st preference - B Arts - UWS - Bankstown campus! :)

haha. This is coming from a newbie who obviously haven't read FAQ just yet. :uhhuh: Maybe it would be a good idea to do that.......now...... edit: thanks for joining :rolleyes:

look here and click on Billabong_CS_edited, password is money

no that is ok. The only thing in the intro that needs to be related to methodology is stating what you used and your justification for using it. So you could outline and write a brief description about your approach to media analysis, but then write a detailed description about it in your CM...

True. Sometimes I put so much effort, but then I don't get the mark I expected...

so what exactly is involved in sociology? Like what do you learn?

This is not recommended. Please read through WithoutWing's post above concerning this...

eg, The atheist may find not have received any negative discrimination but the christian may have. Now, that is a very crap example :p , but it's just to show the different views everyone has

Rome is at war, and is viewed as a military army style country in contrast to Egypt. There, lovers Antony and Cleo keep exchanging sexual innuendo .'. Egypt is seen as luxurious and a lover's paradise. Explain how there is so much love exchanged in egypt but in rome, there is only war and...

soha: for an increased cross cultural comparison, other than the researcher.

I agree with danni, otherwise it would be too confusing and too much fussing

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