Bloggers! We need you! (again)
Monday, 3 of September , 2007 @ 11:28 pm
Hiya! My group and I need your help again. We need a LOT of blogs for our content analysis, so if you are willing to volunteer yours, the details are here. 
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Good day! We are a group of Psychology undergraduate students from the University of the Philippines, Diliman. For our final study in our Psychology 118 class (Field Methods in Psychology), we are investigating the predominant topics blogged about, the values evident, and the emotions conveyed in personal blogs. It would be greatly appreciated if you allowed us to include your blog in our study.
Qualifications:
1. Must be a Filipino by blood or citizenship
2. Must be residing in the Philippines
3. Must have owned and maintained a personal blog for at least six (6) months.
We would like to assure you that we will respect your privacy, and will render all results anonymous. All blog URLs will be deleted after this study is completed and will only be noted for reference back to the blog. Comments to this entry will be screened.
For those who meet the qualifications and would like to volunteer their blogs, please place a comment to this post containing your blog URL.
If you have any questions, feel free to email us at sikolohiya118@gmail.com
(And also feel free to link back and promote this post, we could use the help!)
Thanks for your help!
Renz Angeles
Marielle Dado
Racine Maniego
PS: I won’t approve the comments I get here, for privacy’s sake. We won’t disclose who our participants are. Promise. 
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