E-mailing a Researcher
By Cruz
@Tierkreisze (1609)
Philippines
June 9, 2017 5:57pm CST
Today, I replied to a foreign Psychology Researcher about our findings in our previous research. Typing made my hands shake a bit as feelings of both nervousness overwhelm me.
But it was fun. Discussing with that person makes me feel like I'm also a professional. Though then again, it might have something to do with the way that our words were worded and the e-mail format. Still, it makes me want to actually do research as a job after I graduate and discuss results with fellow researchers.
Have you done this too, and felt something similar?
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3 responses
@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
10 Jun 17
I know how you mean Cruz. It seems like it would be really good to do research huh?
Even when I am helping someone here, I love to go and find out the answers.
Yes, I would love to do that, I know it would be good to discuss with fellow researchers.
Yes, I would love to do that, I know it would be good to discuss with fellow researchers.3 people like this
@Tierkreisze (1609)
• Philippines
10 Jun 17
You can ask me stuff about human behavior if you're curious for answers.
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@Tierkreisze (1609)
• Philippines
10 Jun 17
It is if you like to read a lot and write. But being a researcher is also hard; it could get time consuming, especially if you're juggling multiple research topics like real researchers do.
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@ptrikha_2 (47100)
• India
10 Jun 17
@Tierkreisze and research does also means we have to come up with something original and that is pretty hard to do.
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@ptrikha_2 (47100)
• India
10 Jun 17
In which field do you want to do research?
Are you into a formal PhD. Program?
