Author statement

My name is Tor, I’m a freshman at WWU. I was born and grew up in Seattle and have found Bellingham to be quite enjoyable because of its scenery and close proximity to the north cascade mountain range. Having an easily accessible outlet to nature is something I value greatly and am very appreciative to … Continue reading Author statement

Extension D

Here are some of the research studies I have participated in on campus and online. One study I participated in (Measuring attitudes between professions) was for an upper level psych student.This was my favorite study. I went to the AIC buildings and he asked me to complete an online simulation. I was told after the … Continue reading Extension D

Project 5 field notes

Some interesting things showed up in our data. All but one of the people that took the survey were visual learners. But also people do not enjoy eBooks as much as I thought they would. 24/31 people rated the enjoyment of eBooks at 3 or lower which surprises me because eBooks are very popular now … Continue reading Project 5 field notes

Field Notes

Overall, I would say our research is going as I expected it to go so far. Our goal was to get at least thirty people to take the test and I would say we are probably a little less than half of the way there, which is right on track with where we wanted to … Continue reading Field Notes

Field Notes

At first this research project seemed very daunting, it seemed as it it would take a great deal of effort and persistence to complete. Once me and Elijah completed making the survey questions and formating the survey itself we began conducting it, which I thought would be a long and boring task involving a lot … Continue reading Field Notes

project 5 Field Notes

Field Narrative: So far, I’ve been able to play through about a third of the missions that I’m going to do for the Halo Combat Evolved Campaign.  So far, the results have been interesting. As I have already played all of the Halo games (because I am a huge fan of the Halo universe), I … Continue reading project 5 Field Notes