shiiki, posts by tag: psych school - LiveJournal

One thing data collection is great for--reading on the side. I blew through three books already (yeah, I'm a total speed reader): Off the Page by Jodi Picoult/Samantha van Leer, Ship of the Dead (the third Magnus Chase), and Cinder by Marissa Meyer. That last one, admittedly, was too hard to save for tomorrow. I finished it after I got home. It's so great to sink my teeth into a real page turner.

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Me at 4pm: Hm, I'm finishing my afternoon task already. Maybe I'll go home early.

4.05pm: Well, maybe I'll just have a look at this ... get a bit ahead on that ... fiddle with this experiment a bit ...

4.15pm: AHHHHH WHAT DID I DO TO THE CODE WHY ARE THE WRONG GRAPHICS COMING UP NOW WTF I HAD IT PERFECT BEFORE AASDDDDDDGHJJJK

Hours later: Yay it's working. Time to pack up.

Wait, did I say I was going home early today? *headdesk*

The toughest thing about a MSc dissertation is participant gathering. Fortunately, I'm nearly at the end. Unfortunately, I seem to be hitting a wall with getting responses.

On the off chance that anyone is seeing this who has 10 minutes to spare to help out, here is my third and last survey:

https://essex.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/…

Much thanks and cookies to you!

Not sure if anyone is actually following around here, but on the off chance I get some responses ...

This is the first of three surveys I'm doing as part of my Masters dissertation. If you have 15 minutes to spare to look at some food labels and answer questions ... please help!

https://essex.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/…