2010-11-19, 12:51 PM
First of all, thanks for all the feedback. 
I've gotten 61 hits so far in under 24 hours since I started sending this link around. I'm actually probably going to end up having the results sooner than I initially projected.
@ FanaticRat, I agree that people are going to have all sorts of extenuating circumstances, probably for even just all of this. It's only 10 questions, never more than 7 responses. Unfortunately, I'm somewhat limited by my Professor as to the approach I can take in this study.
So stuff will probably fall through the cracks.
@ MasPan, I completely agree too. It's actually probably not right that I say, "I'm" conducting this study though, because it's actually myself and a group member from class. Which, I couldn't convince my partner otherwise that that wasn't a straightforward question, hence why it's hear. I'm going to try to ignore the question in our analysis though, or perhaps only include it in a bivariate linear regression with the other indicator.
@ Fiel/MasPan, more power to you. :3 While I'm pretty sure you're joking, I'll say this: I'm actually gay and could not have more sympathy for the "T" in LGBT, and just all the different genders of the world, for the sake of running a data analysis that makes any sense, it is necessary I restrict myself to just one out of the two most commonly accepted genders.
@ DeanNim, thank you for all the useful anecdotal information. Stories of school bullying isn't quite my focus, but I'll look for a way to conclude this in my report if I can.
So again, thanks everyone for contributing! And if you're reading this and haven't taken the 2 minutes out of your day necessary to complete this, please do! I'd be very grateful, and I can also answer questions to anyone who has them. I'm a third year Psychology major at CSUF, angling to apply to a PhD program once I graduate so I feel like I can probably cover anything anyone wants to know.
I've gotten 61 hits so far in under 24 hours since I started sending this link around. I'm actually probably going to end up having the results sooner than I initially projected.@ FanaticRat, I agree that people are going to have all sorts of extenuating circumstances, probably for even just all of this. It's only 10 questions, never more than 7 responses. Unfortunately, I'm somewhat limited by my Professor as to the approach I can take in this study.
So stuff will probably fall through the cracks.@ MasPan, I completely agree too. It's actually probably not right that I say, "I'm" conducting this study though, because it's actually myself and a group member from class. Which, I couldn't convince my partner otherwise that that wasn't a straightforward question, hence why it's hear. I'm going to try to ignore the question in our analysis though, or perhaps only include it in a bivariate linear regression with the other indicator.
@ Fiel/MasPan, more power to you. :3 While I'm pretty sure you're joking, I'll say this: I'm actually gay and could not have more sympathy for the "T" in LGBT, and just all the different genders of the world, for the sake of running a data analysis that makes any sense, it is necessary I restrict myself to just one out of the two most commonly accepted genders.
@ DeanNim, thank you for all the useful anecdotal information. Stories of school bullying isn't quite my focus, but I'll look for a way to conclude this in my report if I can.
So again, thanks everyone for contributing! And if you're reading this and haven't taken the 2 minutes out of your day necessary to complete this, please do!
I'd be very grateful, and I can also answer questions to anyone who has them. I'm a third year Psychology major at CSUF, angling to apply to a PhD program once I graduate so I feel like I can probably cover anything anyone wants to know.