Question

 

Describe your experience with research. Discuss your personal and academic research experiences.

a)    How did your culture and unique situation impact those experiences?
How were your experiences with research to this point similar to or different from others’ experiences? Consider the idea of “information privilege.”

b)    How will research help you achieve your personal, academic, and professional goals? What barriers exist that make it difficult for you to enter the discourse of various groups or disciplines?

c)      How can you gain access to new discourse communities?

Answer 1

I did a research "A descriptive study about the marital adjustment and life satisfaction among alcoholic wives'.

I collect my data from deaddiction center.

Most of the spouses in that community culturally don't want to show their husband bad in the society. They were consciously denying the questions hiding their feelings and telling they are well satisfied with their husband.In that community people will feel bad and lost respect in the society if a women is separated or divorced, so they adjusting to their extend with their husband. So even if are unsatisfied they show they are satisfied. Women are not having that much independence to express their feelings out.It affects my data collection.

Really it works well not on this topic. Any personal difficulty if u feel while doing any procedure by applying your knowledge we can make difference in practice helps our profession.

Initially before doing anything thoroughly learn about the particular community.know about their beliefs and faith their likes and dislikes it will help you to mingle into them easily they ll accept you and you can get data from them.