I turned in my 3rd proposal version yesterday morning, and at 11:30 last night, I heard from Dr. Z that he approved it and to send it along to Dr. S for final approval. That means that I'm good to go!
I'm traveling this week so I didn't have the wisdom of my proofreader (my hubby) before I sent it, so there were some typos. Oh well.
I need to do some "deep revisions" of it, but I can send it on to Dr. S when the typos are corrected and when I revise a bit.
Dr. Z is worried that I've come to my conclusions before the research is done. That's probably true, but I have to tell you: it's very hard to keep the personal bias out of it.
I was at an academic conference today. I told a colleague (a doctoral student at the Sorbonne) about my approval and Dr. Z's concern of my bias. She said: "Everybody has a conclusion. It's impossible to be impartial." She went on to say that most people write their abstracts first before they even get into the study! Ha!
I just need to figure out how to not have strong language in my literature review and study significance. But I see the end. At last!
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