Sociological Research and You!

First (Sociological Research):

The most interesting of the sociological research presentations was the one about how people dress to school. I always wondered why there was such a distinct separation of people that either a) dressed to the nines every day or b) wore sweatpants as if for a living. The results were pleasant however: some people felt comfortable in sweats while others saw a boost in productivity when dressing up. Both sides had good reasoning, and I can see the logic behind each. 

The most difficult to measure of the presentations was the one regarding adoption. Asking high school students who are not adopted regarding their opinion about when a child should be told of their adoption is not applicable. A person cannot determine such a serious answer unless he or she is put in the situation. 

Latter (...and You!):

I'm an impulsive maniac and an over thinker. I'm a go-getter and a couch potato. I laugh and I cry. I scream and I meditate. In other words: I'm human. My mood changes with the weather. I could be a working from the wee hours of the morning one day and stay in bed all day watching movies the next. I love a good mix up and a balance.

My strength = my self motivation

My weakness = my procrastination

Like I said: my mood changes with the weather (and with my surroundings  [my friends]). I can be introverted and quiet at times, but extroverted and talkative in others. My surroundings highly influence my personality. 

Quote:

"Be yourself. An original is always worth more than a copy."

This shines a light on my creativity and every day life. It encourages me to dare to be different--to take chances. Who doesn't want their name to be left with significance attached to it in this world? You must be different to be remembered; you must make your own footsteps, not follow another person's.