Animal Testing Limitations

For this Assignment I used interviewing to find out more about my research about animal testing nothing in particular but animal testing in general so what did they think about it and did they think it was right or wrong. I do not believe this interview does not have many limitations.

Also with this interview I did not just go with a random audience I went with professional Animal rights groups to find out their side to the argument also I did it a bit on purpose because I wanted to see if they were bias towards the argument and form my results I got one that was and the rest have not come back to me yet. I really believe this was useful because I got an in site of what someone who’s passion to uphold the rights for animals and they answered my questions.

The way I did this interview was via email which turned out not very helpful as I sent

But coming up with the questions in the first place was probably the hardest part of this assignment for me. The field work to find out more about the questions was looking up animal rights groups and looking up their sites and seeing what’s their point of view then when I made the questions it sort of filled in the blanks making it easier for me to understand the topic.

The real challenge for me was trying to find the Gmail’s mainly because I was a bit slack but also the questions I had to make they were the hardest part of this because they need to make scene and be valid to what I’m researching most of all they needed to sound professional and I believe I did a well job with what I had done in that time space.

For this assignment I used interviewing to find out more in depth information about Animal testing form the animal rights people themselves and I got some really great feedback even though only one came back to me it was very useful