[Cynthia Warren]

Hi Emmanuella,

I really appreciate how you explained the differences between quantitative and qualitative research. I also liked how you described qualitative research as filling in the gaps. I also liked how you described qualitative research as filling in the gaps. Thanks for sharing your perspective, which helped me reflect on how both approaches.

[Cynthia Warren]

Kristin,

I really like how you described qualitative research as the “meat on bones.” That’s a very relatable way to put it. I really enjoyed your point on the surveys being versatile. Thanks for sharing your perspective on both methods.

[Cynthia Warren]

Kristin,
Thank you for sharing such a heartfelt and balanced perspective. I liked how you emphasized the importance of putting the child’s well-being first. As a mother myself, I completely understand your hesitation about a child being involved in research. This is an important topic, especially for those of us who have children.

[Cynthia Warren]

Beatriz,
I appreciate your perspective on this issue. Children aren’t just participants in research; they are vulnerable individuals who need care and protection. Emotional harm can be just as serious as physical harm, and sometimes it’s harder to spot. Thank you for sharing a thoughtful response.

[Cynthia Warren]

I agree with both of you. There is so much information and I feel like we don’t really need to know everything that’s out there. But on the other hand, it’s nice to have immediate information when required.

[Cynthia Warren]

I couldn’t agree more. I love being able to get information at the blink of an eye. But sometimes it’s very frustrating going through and trying to figure out what is real and what’s fake information. That’s definitely one thing I’m not a fan of. I also get distracted easily, and I don’t do anything extra.

[Cynthia Warren]

You have put a lot of thought into your discussion board. I couldn’t agree more that this is a touchy subject. I believe more research is needed to determine the long-term effects. Hopefully, with more research in the future, the public can be better informed about what something like this will really be used for and to ensure it’s not abused.

[Cynthia Warren]

I enjoyed reading your take on this issue. I agree with your statement; it’s too new to understand the long-term effects fully. I believe if it’s used properly for things like diseases or even mental health issues, and not just for changing hair color or small superficial things like that. This seems like it can be a touchy subject, depending on the people and their stances on the issue.

[Cynthia Warren]

I enjoyed reading your take on the different writing styles. I enjoy learning more about everyone through the stories shared on this discussion board. I don’t share the same interest in analytical writing, but I do share an interest in the argumentative writing style.

[Cynthia Warren]

Your piece was interesting to read, especially the way you related it to narrative storytelling. Although I don’t like writing that way, I do like the added depth that narrative writing offers when I read a book.I enjoy the extra details; they tend to paint a clear picture and make you feel like you’re really into the story. I think all the different writing styles have pros and cons. I believe the best way to write is how a person relates to the writing itself.

[Cynthia Warren]

Hi,

Thank you for sharing. I have always wanted to go to Dubai, but after our conversation the other day and how they treat people, I have reconsidered.

Thank you,
Cynthia

[Cynthia Warren]

Hello,

Thank you for sharing. I can’t imagine having two small children while working full-time and attending school full-time. You are a very dedicated person.

Thank you,
Cynthia

[Cynthia Warren]

Hello Swamikali,

Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed reading about your culture. It’s incredible how diverse cultures can be.

Warm regards,
Cynthia

[Cynthia Warren]

Hi Emmanuella,
I really enjoyed reading your post. Thank you for sharing such a personal and insightful reflection. It’s inspiring how you have embraced both your Ivorian and American upbringing.Your example about elders eating first was especially powerful. It’s a great reminder that cultural practices often carry deep meaning, even if they’re misunderstood by others.

Thank you,
Cynthia

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