The topic of this test conducted was profanity, my group agreed to divide the test by testing UHD students and people around social media. College students as well as people in social media tend to curse in their everyday lives, my group's test would prove us if both genders and age affected the amount of profanity used. Many students around campus curse but do not realize how much they curse in a day, we included the amount of cursing in our test between, 0-3, 4-8, 8-10, and 10+. My groups hypothetical question was the following, What curse word is most popular among young college students of both genders and why?. The part that I conducted on the test involved the following related questions that lead the whole experiment, How old are you?, Gender?, …show more content…
Maritza sat down at the lunch area for her two hour break sitting in the same spot listening to what both gender students would say. The total for all the curse words heard from females was five and for male five as well. The test was gathered as tallies marking every time Maritza heard any curse word, from both genders the curse word "Shit" was heard two times by females and three times by males. Fuck was not heard by both genders, which was very surprising based on what personal experiences heard at UHD café. The curse word "Damn" was heard twice by both genders, "Bitch" was not said by any male and but was only heard by one female. The last curse word, "M'f" was not heard by both genders. The results were converted to both of the figures shown below, in Figure 3 40% of males used the curse word "damn" and 60% used "shit". In figure 4, 20% of females used "bitch", 40% used "shit" and 40% used "damn". Notice that in figure 3 only two curse words were more common compared to figure 4 were females used the curse word "bitch" and males did
The author for Working at Bazooms, Meika Loe, is doing a six month long research study at Bazooms, considered to be a family restaurant and a titllating sports bar. She applies to the restaurant unbenounced to the manager that she is doing it for a study. During her interview, she was shown an image of a blonde haired and busy girl in a tight shirt and short shorts. The ages of the women working there are 18-28 college students or mothers. Working with 60 other women, she only interviewed those whom she felt closest to and honestly answer her questions. Some of the women she interviewed were not for the working conditions or how content they were with the job. The management at Bazooms is four men managing 60 Bazooms girls and 40 kitchen men. Since the business is ...
Swearing has the ability to get someone in a whole load of trouble at the dinner table with their mother but could also be their choice of words when they accidently stub their toe on the coffee table in the living room. Natalie Angier discusses this controversial topic of words that shouldn’t be said in her article feature in The New York Times, “Almost Before We Spoke, We Swore”. Provoked by a recently proposed bill to increase fines for using swear words on television, Angier analyzes not only the impact of swearing, but also where the desire to speak obscene words comes from. She references many credible studies and sources as she unfolds her argument. She uses a diverse slew of studies, experiments, and famous pieces of literature and
Each of us then interviewed one to two students at our school and then put the data into a Google form. Afterwards, we looked at the summary of the data in charts and got a better idea of who we interviewed, the things they were associated with, and where they felt the most affected by stereotype threats. Then we sorted the summary data chart by race and gender to see similarities or differences in each race or gender group. When my class then did some research about stereotypes by interviewing students at our school, we ended up interviewing 165 students. 79% of the people were in 9th grade, the rest made up evenly of 10th, 11th, and 12th graders....
4) Repeat this same test three time in order to gather and average later on.
The marketing team used some tactics to a more powerful effect than others, and they used profanity in very memorable way. The marketing team could stand to assess if they could use the magical quality to a more powerful degree in the
2.) We began our study by interviewing a classmate, then interviewing another PLHS student for homework and recording our data. We then proceeded to fill out a Google form, which aided us in planting the anonymous data in a data table and combining it. Following that, we sorted and graphed the data by gender and ethnicity to see how different groups responded to each inquiry. Upon doing th...
To research this hypothesis, I would use aspects of a descriptive study, relying heavily on a question-and-answer format. The data would be dependent on the responses of the subjects.
In a college environment, instructors have different techniques to educate their students. They have the academic freedom, where as they can teach in how ever manner they would like to and it leads to the use of profanity in class. While teaching, there are curse words thrown around in the lesson. We live in a society with people who apply profanity as part of their language on a daily basis. As a result, students are unconcerned when an instructor uses it while teaching, but there are some who can be religious and find it offensive. I believe instructors should not apply profanity in class because it shows the lack of professionalism, they should stand as a role model, and it’s disrespectful to different religious belief.
The purpose of the test was to help me understand and determine who I really am and what kind of person I am.
After completing the assessment exercise I have been able to carefully my personality. The exercise consisted of an evaluation of four areas: Locus of Control, Personality Type, Stress Reactions, and Learning Styles.
This proves that more than half of of the american work “reported” being called bitch. There's probably a higher percentage of woman but they just didn't report it. This shows how much of a problem it really is in the US, and probably word
In order to test this hypothesis 60 students will be randomly recruited. In order to get my 60 participants, I will pick students who id begins with the numbers 08. A total of 30 females and 30 males will be chosen, all psychology undergraduate students from Texas A&M International University, largely in the age range 20-25 years. No payment, other than receive 5 points of extra credit, will be offered for participation.
+Analysing outcomes of the test and summarize it with some theories of need and motivation.
The respondents were asked 22 questions in the questionnaires. In the questionnaire I asked their age group, gender, who their abuser was, if the child was abused physically, sexually, emotionally, or psychologically and if they were mistreated because their parent or parents were abused as a child. I also asked if the child was ever arrested or charged for a criminal act and if answered yes then what was the reason why they arrested or charged. I surveyed The information gotten from the respondents is most out of 13 children 40 percent of them are between the ages of 8 to10 and 29 percent were between the ages of 11to13 and 31 percent abused between the ages of 14 to 16. I have found out that out of 13 children 6 of them are females that are victims of child abuse and the remaining children are males. Most of the children were abused by a step-parent or a parent. One of the important information that I have found out is that majority of the children were physically or emotionally abused as a child at times and very often. Most of the children reported that they were either being mistreated by a parent(s) who were abused as a child or the abuser have problems with drugs or alcohol.
The name of the study I participated in was called the relationship between personality and behavior. The study asked several different kinds of questions that when back and forth between the personality and behavior. For example, a question I had was, do you prefer being the center of attention and being part of a crowd? I answered being part of the crowd. All of the questions were survey questions, some of the questions have two choices for you to answer and others had five choices for one being strongly agree and five being strongly disagree (Krant...