Hi everyone,

What is your potential thesis statement for the Final Project?
My potential thesis statement is Are the abuse question that are asked in medical offices worth asking and how can we make them more effective in the since of finding the victim the help needed after identifying they are a victim of abuse. • What search terms and search limiters in relation to your topic will yield a reasonable amount of results in the library? Do you plan to use the Library’s main all-in-one search or will you choose a specific specialized database? Here is a list of the databases available at KU Library : Databases A - Z
The research terms that I think will yield a more results are abuse plans or identifying abuse. To research my topic I plan on using the KU library and the health sources, pubmed source.

• Whom would you conduct an interview with about your topic and why would you choose this person? Try to select a person you may actually be able to contact in person, on the phone, or via the Internet. You will be conducting an actual interview in Unit 4, so it helps to start preparing now.
I am going to contact a midwife from a local women’s clinic about my topic, why I feel like this person would be the one to contact is because she is the one that sees the women first before the doctors and asks the question about abuse. She would know firsthand if the questions are effective or out dated. She can also give me her medical opinion on whether these questions to her are good questions.

• What listening strategies, as discussed in the Julian Treasure video, would you need to invoke when acquiring research by way of an interview, video, or audio recording? How might you need to alter your listening strategies for each type of source?
In the video Mr. Treasure talks about responding to the answers when giving like nodding or giving a gesture that you are in