Hello everyone my name is Roxy and for one of my college classes I am doing a paper on Munchhausen syndrome by proxy. I was hoping to potentially ask a doctor or nurse a few questions in regards to this condition . If there are any doctors or nurses that can help me please p.m. me! I know it is a rather odd request but it would look good on my paper to have the standpoint of a professional, or the standpoint of someone who has witnessed or treated this condition . If there are any psychologist who may possibly have an input on the mental standpoint of this condition, that she would be very beneficial and much appreciated . Anyone who wishes to comment on the matter with appropriate personal opinions of this issue please feel free to comment as well (:
Thank you very much!
- yored89
- 02-16-2014, 03:08 PM
- yored89
- 02-17-2014, 09:36 AM
Just wanted to say my paper is finished! Thanks.
- Grizzly
- 02-17-2014, 12:04 PM
- Stiffy008
- 02-17-2014, 05:51 PM
Historiographical: A paper about methodology and development of " history" (as a discipline), or to a body of historical work on a specialized topic.
Sounds kind of fun.
Write a paper about a medical issue, you can only use journals, and you have to cite 10 difference references.
Sounds kind of fun.
Write a paper about a medical issue, you can only use journals, and you have to cite 10 difference references.
- JRLawrence
- 02-18-2014, 06:15 PM
Historiographical: A paper about methodology and development of " history" (as a discipline), or to a body of historical work on a specialized topic.The point of assigning papers in college is to be sure that the student knows how to do research. It is much easier today with the net to help get you started. But a good professor will insist on seeing library work: that means that you have to use the journals (see above) and hand written note cards. It is obvious when one tries to use unsupported information. Use the journals and do your reading. With the use of computers, the young people today expect the information to be handed to them. You have to question your source. If the professor does not do this, he is not worth his pay. If the college tolerates the computer laziness, you have wasted your money.
Sounds kind of fun.
Write a paper about a medical issue, you can only use journals, and you have to cite 10 difference references. Originally Posted by Stiffy008
Writing a paper is easier with the computer as a place to begin, but if you copy what others have written it is not your work, and an F grade should be expected.
Basic research looks at as many confirmed sources as possible and compares the work.
Sorry, but if you are looking for answers on this board, you are looking in the wrong place.
Good luck,
JR
- royamcr
- 02-18-2014, 08:55 PM
I have Munchenpussy disorder.
- Luckyb4
- 02-19-2014, 10:29 AM
- yored89
- 02-26-2014, 02:23 AM
I was not looking for answers ii was looking for opinions, experiences, ideas! Like a good student should!
- bigcockpussylicker
- 02-26-2014, 02:59 AM
The point of assigning papers in college is to be sure that the student knows how to do research. It is much easier today with the net to help get you started. But a good professor will insist on seeing library work: that means that you have to use the journals (see above) and hand written note cards. It is obvious when one tries to use unsupported information. Use the journals and do your reading. With the use of computers, the young people today expect the information to be handed to them. You have to question your source. If the professor does not do this, he is not worth his pay. If the college tolerates the computer laziness, you have wasted your money.While I agree with your view, I don't agree with lecturing her because I'm sure she knows everything you've said,
Writing a paper is easier with the computer as a place to begin, but if you copy what others have written it is not your work, and an F grade should be expected.
Basic research looks at as many confirmed sources as possible and compares the work.
Sorry, but if you are looking for answers on this board, you are looking in the wrong place.
Good luck,
JR Originally Posted by JRLawrence
Do you think she needs to be told to
-do her own work?
-find your own answers?
-oh, apparently you do think she doesnt know what you posted,
I found the best way to help her was by not answering her plea for help. IE tough love
People giving her answers is the same reason I don't get in the slow lane, even though I need to get off the highway,.
I dont get over from the fast lane because I know I'll find someone to let me over. so I just bypass all the people in the exit lane, slowly getting off the highway, and get over at the last second.
I can always find a sucker.
- JRLawrence
- 02-26-2014, 01:56 PM
- LNK
- 02-26-2014, 04:46 PM
- bigcockpussylicker
- 02-26-2014, 06:42 PM
Dear Big Cock,I don't disagree, but who is at fault? the guy doing the merging or the guy who lets him in?
When I see that happen, I call those people self centered pricks.
JR Originally Posted by JRLawrence
answer is the enabler, guy letting him cut in, if he wouldnt let him in , the guy who stop doing it
Opposite note, when leaving a crowded parking lot(walmart/sams club on a busy day or after WOF closes) I make sure to take turns, it just makes the whole process go faster...
- JRLawrence
- 02-27-2014, 12:44 PM
I don't disagree, but who is at fault? the guy doing the merging or the guy who lets him in?
answer is the enabler, guy letting him cut in, if he wouldnt let him in , the guy who stop doing it
Opposite note, when leaving a crowded parking lot(walmart/sams club on a busy day or after WOF closes) I make sure to take turns, it just makes the whole process go faster... Originally Posted by bigcockpussylicker
I agree. The problem, as I understand it, is that we are all trained from childhood to be polite to everyone. It works for society. However, there are always a few who take advantage of this politeness for their own gain. We all recognize what has happened to us when the guy cuts in to a line. We remember the command from grade school to: wait your turn.
Because we are polite, the rude people get away with this behavior most of the time; until someone stands up to them.
As an aside, remember this observation: "An armed society is a polite society." I don't know about you, but it is nice to always be very polite when one carries. It has a surprisingly quieting effect upon most people, especially when they don't know that you carry - but they can see how calm you are. Only a bully will transgress the calm request to resolve the situation. Even when one has to present a weapon; it is much more effective when done politely, calmly and professionally. The seriousness of the message is seen immediately.
JR
- LNK
- 02-27-2014, 02:51 PM
I agree. The problem, as I understand it, is that we are all trained from childhood to be polite to everyone. It works for society. However, there are always a few who take advantage of this politeness for their own gain. We all recognize what has happened to us when the guy cuts in to a line. We remember the command from grade school to: wait your turn.Well said.
Because we are polite, the rude people get away with this behavior most of the time; until someone stands up to them.
As an aside, remember this observation: "An armed society is a polite society." I don't know about you, but it is nice to always be very polite when one carries. It has a surprisingly quieting effect upon most people, especially when they don't know that you carry - but they can see how calm you are. Only a bully will transgress the calm request to resolve the situation. Even when one has to present a weapon; it is much more effective when done politely, calmly and professionally. The seriousness of the message is seen immediately.
JR Originally Posted by JRLawrence
I invariably hold doors open for people. I'll often wait if someone is within 10-15 feet of the door. More often for women, but I'm pretty gender blind in this circumstance.
If I'm holding the door open for a woman who is close to the door, and a male tries to step in front of her to go through, I'll either shoulder him out of the way, or close the door on him.
If I can wait for her to walk through the door, so can you.
The people who try to cut in, in either case, are socially retarded. (Read: Self-centered pricks.) Perhaps someday they'll grow up, but I have little hope for the ones over 25.
- yored89
- 02-27-2014, 04:14 PM
Y'all make me giggle (: