@ vamshi jee. hi,
while i agree that large scail research is necessary for brodder, more robust findings, the rule of thumb for any researcher is to take things 1 step at a time. even if u want to find out anything at its macro level, it is always wiser to conduct the research in its smaller chunk form, so that u can tweak the research along the way. otherwise there become too many variables to control, which interfear and tamper with the origional research question. the other thing is, that i have learnd this from personal experience, that there r indeed cultural differences even between people living in the same country, but different cities. i'm a resident of Mumbai, and have now moved to hyderabad for studying. and believe me, i too was very surprised with how different we r culturally from each other. it is sad, but true, that some of the metropoliton cities do indeed display a more open mind set from certain smaller states. i'm not saying this in a derogatory manner, and neither am i very proud about it. i'm just saying that i learned this the hard way from personal experience with a lot of fellow students from other cities. all this is to just tell u that the research method followed here, is a wise way of going about it. of course if it is pursued in its full capacity later on, and conducted in all cities, then it will give us the full comprehensive picture we desire. smile. On 5/4/14, Sushmeetha <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear Friends > > Below is a research conducted on the thoughts of Marriage by persons with > visual impairment. Request all of you to kindly fill in the form and support > the student. > > Hope to see an overwhelming support. > > From: Vaidehi Chilwarwar [mailto:[email protected]] > > > I, Ms. Vaidehi Chilwarwar, a student of M.A in Applied Psychology from Tata > Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai (TISS) as a part of my research wish to > collect data on my topic that is SELECTION OF MARRIAGE PARTNER IN > INDIVIDUALS WITH VISUAL IMPAIRMENT. > > The area of study is to look at the various characteristics that > individuals, in the age range of 18 to 35 years, consider when they are > thinking of selecting their marriage partner. The study is to understand the > importance of marriage and to identify the factors that influence the > selection of prospective marriage partner. > Enclosed below is a questionnaire which looks at the characteristics while > selecting a marriage partner. The data collection is only for the purpose of > research and all the information gathered shall remain completely > confidential. All the data including your name and other details will be > kept anonymous. > > I would like to request you to please complete the questionnaire, as > incomplete questionnaire leads to data loss. > Your responses are of great value to my study and I would appreciate if you > could take precious time to complete this questionnaire sincerely. > The Inclusion Criteria is :- > Participants- Legally Blind Individuals (more than 60% visual impairment) > Residence- Mumbai > Language- English Speaking Individuals > Age- 18 to 35 years old > Marital status- Unmarried/Currently Single > > > Following is the Link:- > > > https://docs.google.com/forms/d/142zgEo1MeJdfhFCB-ngIrfLy2htrRTuOLT9N6EjrzMM/viewform?sid&c=0&w=1&token&usp=mail_form_link > > Kindly forward this mail along with the aforementioned information to only > 6-7 individuals for now so that I can carry out my pilot study and make the > necessary changes in the questionnaire after gathering the data form atleast > 10 individuals. 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