PR1 by Anna Mhar Anne Olandez

2025-05-13 07:06:27 UTC

The philosophical approach I can't help but resonate the most would be Tranformative. I feel like it speaks to me the most as it focuses on creating a positive change in society. An action agenda for reform that may change the lives of the participants, the institutions the individuals work or live in, and even the researcher's life. - Luis

kateleen_gonzales — 2025-05-13 07:07:24 UTC

I personally think I'd want to be both critical and transformative, as for the fact that I truly seek more knowledge on the topic I would choose, as well as being able to make a true positive change by addressing the countless issues that are ongoing today.

2025-05-13 07:09:06 UTC

I guess I'd like to be the kind of researcher who actually makes a change. Not someone who just studies the problems and makes people aware, but actually use research to empower solutions. Like creating work that goes just beyond papers and presentations, making a meaningful difference past the four corners of this classroom.

2025-05-13 07:09:55 UTC

I want to be a researcher who explores meaningful, real-world issues with empathy and creativity. My goal is to make information engaging and impactful, blending emotion with evidence to inspire understanding and positive change.

Linnea

2025-05-13 07:10:22 UTC

Living in a third world country where development is slow or we lag behind compared to other developing countries, I can’t help but resonate with the Transformative approach of research. This does not only provide a solution to participants but also take a step further to catching up with society today and progress even further - Zoe

2025-05-13 07:10:40 UTC

A philosophical approach that I resonate with would be post-positivist and constructivist. They show that there isn’t always one clear answer and that people can have different perspectives based on what they’ve been through, and I personally resonate with that. It's like these approaches leave room for uncertainty and personal meaning, which feels more real to me.

kateleen_gonzales — 2025-05-13 07:12:06 UTC

The philosophical approaches I resonate with most are constructivism and critical theory. As a person, I seek a deeper understanding of the world and the environment I live in, always striving to find better explanations and insights. For example, when I encounter social issues like inequality, I don't just accept surface-level explanations. I am for something that could truly explain the things I wonder

2025-05-13 07:14:24 UTC

The philosophical approach resonates with me the most is Pragmatic, because it allows flexibility in methods and encourages solving problems based on what works best in a specific problem. This aligns with my desire to create meaningful impact and contribute solutions that people can actually use in everyday life.

2025-05-13 07:15:00 UTC

I want to be the type of researcher who creates a meaningful impact in art society proving that art (while creative) is still necessary in an academic setting and must be taken seriously. - Zoe

2025-05-13 07:22:16 UTC

The philosophical approach that I resonate with would be the Constructivist approach. I believe that we get meaning of life through our experiences, and the approach is a way to interpret the world based on how people live. Additionally, this kind of approach gives voice to the different perspectives that are already seen by people but not truly heard. - Elle

2025-05-13 07:28:58 UTC

Lack of sleep affects an individual's ability to focus.

2025-05-13 07:29:40 UTC

Regularly baking for others strengthens bonds, communicates unspoken emotions, and subtly encourages people to like you more than your cookies.

2025-05-13 07:30:06 UTC

sprinting uphill helps you become a faster runner - Monix

kateleen_gonzales — 2025-05-13 07:31:19 UTC

Particpating in dating shows have a low success rate

2025-05-13 07:32:09 UTC

If Gojo reflects on his past and learns from his losses, then he might become stronger emotionally and better at handling tough situations.

2025-05-13 07:32:29 UTC

Reading Kate DiCamillo's 'Because of Winn-Dixie' book contributes to a significant improvement in emotional regulation.

-Dave

2025-05-13 07:32:38 UTC

Brains remember facts, but hearts remember feelings.

Linnea

2025-05-13 07:34:36 UTC

The beauty and tragedy of love lie in the power of one's choices in those fleeting moments, where a single act can deepen one's bond or begin it's undoing (Human Psychology :DDD)

2025-05-13 07:34:39 UTC

a person watching haikyuu is most likely to try out volleyball whether they are starting or have stopped playing for a long time - zoe

2025-05-13 07:37:59 UTC

pokemon wouldve stayed the game that would dominate the market if their devs took their time with making the games -chim