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My final report is about dog walkers, their behavior patterns, and communication styles.

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The act of information crosses the language barrier and focuses more on communication and exchange between people. I learned six-dimensional theory earlier, and there was a paper on how to apply six-dimensional theory to deal with indigenous people in Africa. That paper was very well written. And I think information behavior and six-dimensional theory go hand in hand. People can be divided into different groups through culture, and these different cultures predetermine their different information behaviors.
We can know more about how to communicate with different people after learning this.

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My model is built on the whole process of how I helped my own family in China to grab food after Shanghai closed the city.

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During my personal field trip, I decided to visit to spend the afternoon dawdling by Swan Lake in UCD. The weather was perfect and it was relevant to my research paper.

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Social positioning theory explains some of my previous confusion. Yes, in life we will always unconsciously classify ourselves into certain groups and others will passively classify us into other groups. After learning to understand and know this, we can better understand how to deal with different people in our life. And it also allows us to avoid conflicts and arguments, which I personally think is very useful.
And social positioning theory can also be applied in business, for some businesses to attract their target users. I think it is worth studying.

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The Air Ambulance video illustrates the importance of responsibility and the importance of some of the seemingly tedious safety knowledge we have in our daily lives.

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A huge amount of information floods our lives. Linda Baker's ideas are worth thinking about.

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I was fascinated after reading Graffind and others. I think it is very difficult for human beings to be 100% objective when getting information, and the line between objectivity and subjectivity is not so clear. So we need to be more sensible and not be led by public opinion.

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The fundamental purpose of non-invasive observation is to ensure that the observed person is not disturbed by the observer and to ensure the objectivity of the experiment. But does this kind of observation violate the ethics of observation?

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Urban explorers see themselves as being for the city, do you agree. My thought is that they do draw people to this niche industry.

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IV Discussion on Ford and Case readings

A.             Questions on Case

1.When people are doing the information use, it is still based on information seeking. In your opinion, what is the difference or relationship between them? What should we keep in mind? What source will you use to do information seeking?

2. The dubious assumption was mentioned in the book.What do you think about ‘only objective information is valuable’ and how do you avoid being subjective in your daily life or in study? Also,’objective information can be a transmitter of context’, do you agree? Can you give an example.

3. According to the five information seeking scenrios, all of them try to give up some information. The results of  information seeking are based on if this person is satisfied.And also there are some factors that will have some influence on the result, e,g time, pressure. How do people start information seeking without being bothered?

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B.    Questions on Ford

1.     What are some ways that people interact with information that is not ‘information seeking’? How do these examples show up in your own interaction with information?

2.     How can we better understand information behavior as a contextualized phenomenon? In other words, how can people focusing on HIB recognize the ways people’s surroundings, environment, identity, and social experience affect their information behavior?

3.     What is the purpose of defining information behavior? How do we balance the potential of over-specifying and closing off collaboration with cognate areas (e.g., psychology, learning theory) and underspecifying and not producing anything novel to Information Behavior specifically?