Script+and+Reflection

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Interviewer- What have you chosen for the topic of your sociology project? Me- I have chosen to work on gangs. Interviewer- What in your finding of a topic influenced you to do gangs? Me- I have always liked research on violence and with gangs come violence. Also, right when you start typing gangs into Google or one of the databases many sources come up about on gangs. Interviewer- Have you come to develop a thesis about gangs or gotten any ideas leading towards one? Me﻿﻿- Yes, I have developed a thesis. It is, most youth gang members realize that gangs aren't the best group to be apart of, but they feel trapped and acquire the sense that there isn't a way out because of their environment. Interviewer- Were there any main databases or pathfinders that helped you find information for supporting devices of your thesis? Me- The two main sources I used were gale.net and the Social Issues Pathfinder, but other than that I got a few good websites just by typing in Google. Interview- What about your research drew you into the topic of YOUTH and gangs. Me- Both, me being almost the same age as the teens I'm researching about and that there were many articles filled with information about youth and gangs. Interviewer- Was it easy to find information on your topic?u Me- Yes, it was very easy. Almost every website was a credible source. Interviewer- Was there anything hard to find about your topic? Me- The one thing that was hard to find were articles written by teens that were a part of a gang. Interviewer- If you were to continue your research what type of information would you look for? Me- I would probably just find broad articles on teens and gangs because they helped me get so far in the project.

Interviewer- Overall, would you recommend this topic to another student? If so why? Me- I would easily recommend this because it was full of information on the internet and it was fun!