An Investigation of Self-Descriptions Based on Data Collected From Two Participants of Differing Age

Summary of the survey based on data gathered by participants at two different ages ======== This research is based on the results of the survey of Morris Rosenberg (1979) to describe the self-description of two participants I investigated. Rosenberg thinks that young children usually describe themselves in their own physical condition and older children / adults tend to use personality and relationships. The two participants interviewed in a semi-structured style and the information gathered was divided into four categories proposed by Rosenberg.

* Based on hints, the basic elements include: a) phenomenon in the investigation b) study object c) description of the collected data d) how the data relates to the investigation e) method and tool used for representation, collection or measurement test (independent and dependent) and Identification of control variables g) Indicates whether to execute the survey individually or 10. Lab: Comparing colors Students examine the color of the visible spectrum and examine the nature of the light. First, they observed how the diffraction grating separates white light into its component colors. Then they studied the frequency of white light of different color by using phosphorescent material.

Students first observe that visible light can be divided into different colors. Then students do research and collect evidence that different color light carries different energy. In the final analysis, students analyzed and explained the light transmission pattern of three different sunglass lenses. They decide which sunglass lenses (structures) provide the best protection (function) for the eyes. Students explore the light by examining the color of the visible spectrum. They first observed how white light is divided into its constituent colors during teacher's presentation. Then they use phosphorescent materials to examine the energy levels of white light of different colors.