The Roommates Research Paper

The Roommates Research Paper
The Roommates: Saving Essay
If I was in Morgan's shoes and Hannah was asking me for some financial advice and telling me about her financial issues, I would start off by telling
her how I deal with my financial plan like this. I work part time at an insurance office and when I get payed on payday I always put back 20% of my
pay check into saving or a savings account, That way I will have it when I need it like when my car need repairs that one time or when the landlord
raised the rent and I needed a little bit more money to pay him. Also I keep money back to spend it on stuff I want. An another reason why it a good
Idea to save and put back is that saving will help you out of tight situations like last year when I lost my job. I had no income...show more content...
So one last very important thing that could help you with you saving Hannah could be keeping a SMART goal which is where you can determine
if that goal is important enough to shoot for and it also helps you find out how close or how far you got to go to reach the goal. A good way to
determine your goal or some good words to use to make your SMART goal is, is your goal specific like one certain thing or spread out across
multiple targets an is the goal measurable like can you determine how much time it will take to reach that goal and can you agree upon that goal
without jumping on something else. Also you need to determine if that goal is acutely realistic like can you afford that goal, can you reach it in that
time exedra, like determine if it's possible without too much struggle. An last but not least make sure your goal is time base or schedule where you
can break it down into pieces so you can reach it in the time you
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The Stanford Prison Experiment: Reflection
Stanford prison experiment reflection During the Stanford prison experiment video I did notice a few similarities of a particular experience I had
when I was in the Marines, that experience was just how putting on a certain uniform can alter the way a person. A uniform of authority can shift the
way a person acts or even behaves oppose to not wearing a uniform of authority. when you're not covering your identity with some article of clothing
you hold an image that you want to try and protect and an image that is relatively consistent to your normal behavior, however when you shield that
self–image and put let's say a mask over which conceals your identity that can completely change everything about you including the way you conduct
yourself.

Personal Narrative: Bookshelf
Bookshelf
When thinking about a books I automatically put myself in a fantasy world. Imaging all the books characters actions and mindset. Dragging myself
out of cold reality to a warm fantasy. Sweeping away all problems with every page I turn. As a child, reading to my parents would distract them from
work and sports. Unfortunately that made them toss me head first into more sports and less time to disappear in fantasy world.
I don't quite remember all the books in my lifetime, but I can clearly recall the books that totally made me who I am. Lonely bones by Alice Sebold,
The giving tree by Shel Silverstein, and The Lorax by Dr. Seuss. Each book forcefully drawing me to reread and shed some tears. Being young when
reading those books

Personal Narrative: Roommate
Significant other: Roommate. I decided to do it with my roommate because, even though I have a boyfriend and that would've worked out perfectly
with the marriage agreement, he lives in another country. Therefore, I think that doing it with my roommate is a good idea because I share a lot with
her since we live together.
What she said when I told her about the assignment: She replied, "Is this for a grade?" It was funny because she couldn't believe that this was a real
assignment. Her major is biomedical sciences so she expects homework to be related to numbers or to write papers. I had to explain her the Marriage
Agreement by Alix and Martin. Also, some terms we've used in the class before. Finally, she agreed on helping me out.
Tasks or chores that caused the most disagreement: The task that caused the most disagreement was the one on which we have to report to
maintenance if there's any problem in the apartment (we added this one). I claimed that she should do this all the time because my English is not
perfect and I struggle a lot; I can't express my ideas very well. She said that that's not fair because calling maintenance requires a lot of time due to the
bureaucratic procedures the owners of the apartment complex have established (calling, paper filling, staying at the apartment while they fix the
problem, etc.). We finally decided that the person who discovers the problem will call first....show more content...
In other words, one day I'll do it and then the next day she'll do it, then me again, and so

Description And Description Of My Roommate Essay
Part A: Descriptions
The subject I've chosen to write about is when my roommate (A) at the college residence wasn't pulling his weight in cleaning duties. He had
never lived without his parents before and must not have realized he had to clean up after himself. Time and time again, I would have to wash his
(A) dishes and pick up after him. At first, we got along super well and for a while I avoided confronting him because I figured a few dishes here
and there wasn't too bad. We'd often have parties at the house and he would never help us clean up the mess the following day. Finally about half
way through the semester, I confronted him and we came to a compromise that he would clean on certain days, and I would clean up the other days.
It went well for the first week and then on his cleaning days he'd say I'll clean up tomorrow just leave everything where it is. Sure enough, three days
later, nothing had been cleaned and the house was a disaster. I spoke to my two other roommates (B&C) about him and they agreed that they were
sick of doing his chores and living with him too. The root cause must have been personality differences. In which I mean that myself, and my two other
roommates (B&C) standard of cleanliness was not the same as roommate A's. Our style of living was just not the same as roommate A so we had a
talk with him and told him we would like for him to move out. Upon our request, he had moved out soon thereafter. A couple days later, he was
disgruntled and

Definition Essay: A Good Roommate
Ming Ying Jean, Arnold ENGL 186–081 1 May, 2015 Definition Essay A Good Roommate Almost every college student has an experience with
living in the university dormitory. It could be a lot of fun as long as you get along with your roommates. Roommates is one of most significant
factors that affects your college life. So, what exactly is good roommates? First, roommate means someone who is share space with you. You could
have more than one or two roommates. From the research, roommate is a person who assigned to share or shares a room or apartment or others.
(Roommate.) In the time you guys live together, you will face many challenges. The key of being each other's good roommates is communication.
"Many roommate situations fall apart...show more content...
To develop a good relationship with your roommate and be a good roommate for other people, it can actually honing your skills in preparation for
the society in the future. If you are a college student and live in the doom, you probably will face the roommate who has different of region, race
and country. You do not need t agree with his or her thought or follow his or her rules, but you have to respect and accept it. It is hard for many of
people to deal with something strange or new, even weird to them. It is important to not disrespect their stuff. In many cases, it is hard for them to
accept it. People could concert to moving out or talk to the manager. That is another sort of way being good roommate. This is also a method for
conflict resolution. If you have roommate problem, do not talk to your friends. It is best to go to a dorm staff member to deal with the issue
confidentially. (citation in

Social Norms And Apartment Analysis
In my apartment my three roommates and I had a kind of seating arrangement that we followed, so in a way, it has become a sort of social norm for
us. It's a lot like after the first couple weeks of a new semester you kind of have that one seat you sit in all the time in class and you kind of get
upset when someone else sits in it. So, one of my roommates lays on the couch usually and the other usually lays on the opposite couch, as for me I
usually get stuck with the crappy recliner. So, the other day I tried to create a little tension in the apartment. One of my roommates gets back from
class later than my other roommate and myself, so I decided to take the spot of the one roommate that was already back to the apartment. He came to
the living

How to Find the Perfect Roommate
Facing the fact that you have to find the "perfect" roommate you have to make a decision about what the ideal roommate would be for you. Just
because you are best friends with someone or your friend suggested that you live with them doesn't necessarily mean that they will be the ideal
roommate for you. If you have determined what you are looking for in a roommate you can begin your search.
You would first have to go through all of your friends to see if they were looking for a place to stay. The first step should always be asking your friends
or people you know if they are looking for a place or if they know someone who is. If you already recognize the person, or know someone who will
give their word for them, then the procedure of...show more content...
Another disadvantage would be that the roommate would be unreliable. They could be late on their half of the bill. Which is why I said, make sure you
monitor their spending habits. Maybe they spent their money for something they didn't need. It would be understandable if they used the money to fix
their car, or for a doctor bill. If they spent their money on things like; a game that cost $40, restaurant food every night, or even a cell phone, when
they already have a perfectly

Social Roles In The Stanford Experiment
Research Paper
The stanford experiment was a study of how social roles can influence our behavior. It was a simulation that was held at Stanford University,
California in 1971. Individuals were randomly chosen to play the role of a "prisoner" or a "guard". Philip Zimbardo's theory was to know if having
a social role can influence our behavior. Once he began the experiment he proved that that people do change their behavior when assigned to a social
role, his experiment was a success to all those who opposed.
Philip Zimbardo's experiment on prison life demonstrated how quickly an individual can dissolve their own identity to fit into the social roles
expected of them (UK Essays). Those assigned to play the role of guard were given sticks and sunglasses; those assigned to play the prisoner role
were arrested by the Palo Alto police department, deloused, forced to wear chains and prison garments, and transported to the basement of the
Stanford psychology department, which had been converted into a makeshift jail. Several of the guards became progressively more sadistic,
particularly at night when they thought the cameras were off, despite being picked by chance out of the same pool as the prisoner ("Zimbardo's
Stanford Prison Experiment") Psychologist World. The prisoners were humiliated and embarrassed by the guards. The guards were cruel and even
made the prisoners do menial tasks. They made the prisoners clean the toilet bowls with their bare hands rather than providing

Different Types of Roomates
Roommates Roommates Having trouble with your roommate? It is hard to get along with certain roommates especially if you both have different
personalities. People can have many different types of roommates, which makes it complicated to know what type of personality he or she has.
Roommates can be easy to live with, or very difficult; you just need to set boundaries. After reading this, it could help you decide what to do if you
are stuck in a situation with these types of roommates. The Moocher What is a moocher? The perfect example of a moocher is shown above in
image 1.This type of roommate is someone who always asks you for things, and doesn't plan on repaying you for it. They would always eat you
food and use your toothpaste and other necessities without asking or telling you. It is one of the worst kinds of roommates you can have. They would
constantly forget their wallet when you go somewhere with them so they would not have to pay. It is one of those roommates you get annoyed with
because they do not give you anything in return. Advantages There are not that many advantages to having a moocher as a roommate, but there are a
few. One of the advantages is that moochers are successful because people are sheepish about confronting them. Moochers are very tricky and smart
when they are trying to get something from somebody. They are usually nice to you when they are asking for money. One of the best qualities they
have is that they do not stay up all night, so

What Is The Worst Roommate Essay
It's finally the time. We are leaving our parents' house, the warm and cozy nest in order to go and face wildlife or commonly called college. The
excitement is building up and we're about to combust as we reach the doors of the university. We're eager to finally be able to live alone with no
rules, no regulations, just ourselves and no one else to command us. We've all been through that, and we've all dreaded the exact same thing. Who's
the new roommate? How's he or she going to be like? Clean? Disdainful? It was probably the first question everyone asked, walking up the stairway
to hell, his or her new house for the next four months. The Worst Roommate Ever can derive into two distinct parts, two opposite poles. There is the
typical OCD riddled kind of roommate, a second mom, and...show more content...
The most suggested solution would be talking about it. Good communication can often be the key to problem solving. Most of the time, fights are
generated by misunderstandings and the lack of consideration of the other. It's always beneficial to take the time to sort things out by talking about
each roommate's feelings without omitting the other's. The roommates can agree on a time specific to talking about the issue and try to sort it in
the most pacific way. It's important to be considerate and understanding towards each other. By the end of the day, it's not always about pride and
how each roommate wants to make his/her point of view more valuable. Of course, talking things out cannot always be the solution, as some people
just don't function that way, it all depends on each person's personality. If the roommate end up being a stubborn one, the best solution is to go see
the housing service, as it's their job to solve the issues between roommates or even part them. The wellbeing of the two people comes first so it's
never a wrong idea to seek for external help and the housing service is the best place to go

Essay on Choosing the Right Roommates
One of the most stressful parts of college life is not the tests, quizzes, practical, or classes, but the never ending pressure one faces when they have to
decide on their next semester's rooming situations. Questions such as "Who should I room with? [or] Where should we room," haunt each student
throughout the year. It is a difficult thing to cover, and occasionally feelings get hurt, but it is your right to pick with who youwant to live with. It is
also a decision you will have to live with for the rest of the year. Some of the ways we can avoid that stress and be more at peace with who we are
rooming with is starting early, being honest with yourself and your current roommate or friends, and taking into consideration the majors and...show
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In the end, that could make the hurt and results even worse between you and your friend than it could have been. Also, the person will end up being
put with complete strangers that also don't have roommates. How would you feel if you were thrown in that situation? So, maybe it's not the best
way to treat a friend. It may be hard, but talking about the rooming situation early can do a lot to limit the ending damage that may occur if you
room with someone that is not compatible with your personality or if you wait until the last minute to take care of business. This damage may even
be losing a friend over something that could have been fixed. Another part to talking with your friends early is honesty. Lyndsee, an interviewee in the
"College housing decisions: choosing new roommates document, said that it is best to be honest about plans from the start, because you could end up
losing friends over housing choices (Miller, 2006). Honesty is must in any kind of relationship and can be difficult, but if you are taking the time to
talk to your friend/roommate early, you might as well be completely honest with them in the beginning. They will figure it out eventually. For example:
you already told another group of people that you would live with them in a four person apartment, but haven't told your other friends of your plans,
then in

Definition Essay Roommates
Definition of Roommates As we know, "roommate" is a word, which is combined by "room" and "mate". Therefore, according to "Dictionary.com",
the meaning of "roommate" is "a person who is assigned to share or shares a room or apartment with another or others". Personally, I believe that my
roommates are not only the people who share the house or live with me, but also they are my closed friends who know me well. In my mind, the
definition of roommates is people who I regard as both friends and family members at the same time. Since I studied abroad from China, I have started
my new life–style, which was my first time to live with roommates. In the beginning, I hoped that I could have roommates who were kind and
friendly. At least, we could keep peaceful if we couldn't get along with each other. Fortunately, I met my roommates who were nice to me. And we soon
...show more content...
As an international student, I lived with my roommates for four years. There was no parents who could take care of me. No parents could cook or
did housework for me because they stayed in China. Therefore, when I lived with my roommates, I thought I lived in a new "family". We took care
of each other. For example, someone who was good at cooking supported to cook for everyone, and rest of us helped him to prepare food materials.
After meals, all of us washed the dishes and clear the table. Everyone in this "family" had the responsibility to do something. However, everyone gave
without expectation of a reward. In conclusion, the definition of "roommates" in my mind has three different meanings. The first meaning was the
common meaning which is people who shared apartment with me. The second meaning was friendship, which was the true relationship in my point of
view. The last but the most important meaning was family member, which showed that everyone had the responsibility for our daily living when we
lived together as a whole

My College Roommates
College is a period of adapting from regular, socially centered life to a life more focused on studying and school work. This period of change is
difficult as a balance is made between spending time with friends and making time for writing papers, deciphering mathematical equations, and
fulfilling the requirements for any number of other course studies is made. Only college student's can understand the difficulty in this. As with many
college students, I live off campus in my own apartment. With this comes the need to incorporate my schedule with that of a roommate in order to
afford the expenses of rent and utilities. One of the problems with this is that my roommate is not a college student. This often is a problem as our
priorities and personal lives are much different. It would be much easier to live with a roommate that is also a college student.
Often college students work similar work schedules as they are in classes full time during the day. Since most classes are during the day, the time
available to a student's work schedule is limited primarily to evenings and weekends. Many times, when working these hours, a conflict arises with a
roommate that works standard hours, Monday through Friday, 9:00am until 5:00pm. Coming in late at night it is a general consideration for a
roommate to respect a house "quiet time." While this is nothing but common courtesy for one another, the ability to have friends visit after work, or to
watch a movie in the common living

My Experience With My Roommate Essay
So far my adjustment to college has gone fairly smoothly. I have done fine with adjusting to living in a dorm. However, I wish some things are
different with my roommate. I feel we get along well, but I do not feel like we are 'best friends', which I know is fine. I do okay with finding quite
time in my dorm or the library. I do wish I had more 'alone time'. Meaning I am in my dorm by myself and I don't have to worry about anyone
coming in. I miss that about having a bedroom to myself. While my roommate is fairly good at being quiet or to herself. She is more often times
than not in the dorm. She is introverted so it takes a lot to get her to go out and socialize. I'm not trying to be rude. I just apparently don't do well
being around people constantly 24/7. As I have mentioned in previous journals, I am not exactly homesick. But I am definitely missing some
important people in my life, specifically my significant other. I have found ways to keep them present in my life without hindering my education
or obligation. I tend to study in either my room or in the library. I find I do better when I just 'bite the bullet' and go study by myself. Get it done.
Then I can go and socialize. I struggle with staying well. Healthy, I guess. I feel sick more often than I am used to. I assume that it is because I am
surrounded by people constantly, I don't have a solid sleep schedule, I am eating differently than I used to and stress never helps when it comes to
fighting illness. I

Roommate Agreement
At the beginning of the school year, I was ecstatic upon hearing the news that I would have a sophomore as my roommate. My expectations went over
the roof, especially after we spoke over the telephone and text messages prior to our moving day. I looked forward to meeting and learning from you
about the campus and academic opportunities at Virginia Tech (VT). Since then, our relationships have deteriorated because you consistently violated
our roommate agreement. I value our friendship and hoping this letter would offer plans to help us restore some of the trusts that we've built at the
beginning of the school year.
To promote academic success and personal growth at VT, we sat down the first week of school to establish our expectations...show more content...
I would welcome any suggestions that you might have to improve our living arrangement. In the meantime, here are some of my suggestions as we are
going forward:
If something bothers you, please let me know immediately. I believe postponing confrontations have led to bearing grudges between

Why Is Having A Roommate Essay
The real lesson is not always taught in school but by the adventures and experiences you embark on. One such experience ,school does not prepare
you for is having a roommate. Having a roommate can be the most amazing or the most hazardous experience ever. The idea of having a roommate is
to learn to adapt to life when you are thrown into the world with a random person. The mind set of every person differs and it is important to
understand and bend in such a way that no conflicts arise. You might even end up being good friends with your roommates once you have successfully
understood each other. Consider these most common types of roommates.
One of the most common encounters when looking for a roommate is the OCD queen. Everyone appreciates...show more content...
This mysterious lurker tends to keep to his or her self and would often make you curious to know more about them. Living with this roommate can
give rise to many awkward silences and conversations. This person can drive you insane if you are quite the social butterfly as he or she usually likes
to keep to him or herself and do their own things.
The polar opposites can be extremely difficult to live with. It is the roommate who does everything different and opposite of what you do from
cleanliness to the sleeping cycle.You might end up quarrelling with your roommate most of the time. It is better to move out than stay with this
roommate as it is very inconvenient when you and your roommate have nothing in common.
Spending time with your roommate is important but if this person wants to know your every move, you have got yourself a clingy roommate. A clingy
roommate can be irritating.You don'twant to hide from your own roommate. This roommate might be clingy to you for a reason. Try to make them
understand that you want your privacy. If everything fails, the smartest decision would be to move

Conflict Between Roommate And Roommate
Conflict Between Roommate and Roommate Daven Sharma October 23, 2014 101–026 George Mason University "By placing this statement on my
webpage, I certify that I have read and understand the GMU Honor Code on http://oai.gmu.edu/the–mason–honor–code/. I am fully aware of the
following sections of the Honor Code: Understanding the Honor Code, Understanding the Consequences. In addition, I have received permission
from the copyright holder for any copyrighted material that is displayed on my site. This includes quoting extensive amounts of text, any material
copied directly from a web page and graphics/pictures that are copyrighted. This project or subject material has not been used in another class by
me or any other student. Finally, I certify that this site is not for commercial purposes, which is a violation of the George Mason Responsible Use of
Computing (RUC) Policy posted on http://copyright.gmu.edu/?page_id=301 web site." Having a conflict with a fellow roommate really tires you. It
can get to your head and strike back like a villain from a Bond film. This article is credible because I evaluated my conflict with my roommate using
conflict strategies in the Beebe's communication book and was involved in the conflict. Now the central idea of the essay is that I had a thorough and
frustrating argument with my roommate, in which we had different stands on the issue. We came to a conclusion on the issue, but we were ineffective
in managing it. This paper will

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