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The questions started as more general about your feelings and gradually became so personal to the point that I was glad the study is anonymous. I noticed some repetition of questions, especially having to do with feelings, but I have noticed this in other studies before. I also understand that comparing the answers to similar questions is a way of studying the person's or groups overall reactions to specific issues.
I honestly enjoyed taking this study. The section that asks about how you've felt during the past week and today contained the most personal questions, I thought. I did try to answer the questions quickly as it was stated that is the most accurate way to conduct a study like this one.
I was surprised at some of my answers about my feelings regarding this past week. Answering the questions led to me being quite self-reflective during and after the study. I did not realize I was feeling certain things, for instance,...
I found the last part most important for myself for these reasons. The first two sections, for instance, asked about whether or not I am social, were easier to answer because I
know myself well in that way. It was equally the same in terms of my spirituality.
I really enjoyed being a member of this study. I learned that perhaps I think of how I'm feeling some of the time, but answering the last section of this study really led me to have to examine how I am feeling and be honest with myself, because lying would be of no use to the study is what I believed. Because this study was so well written and intriguing, I feel the results will be quite important and accurate if all participants answered honestly.
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"Social Psychology Network." Online Social Psychology Studies. University of Graz, Austria, 15 March 2011. Web. 15 Mar 2011. .
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"Social Psychology Network." Online Social Psychology Studies. University of Graz, Austria, 15 March 2011. Web. 15 Mar 2011. <(http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/Test-your-spirituality-2).>.
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