questioonnaire

Age? 20

Sex? female

What is your degree subject (both if joint)? social care & social welfare law

Does ‘Being Bad’ relate well to the other modules you are taking? no

If so, how? And if not, why it doesn't cover law aspects or social care.

Have you found ‘Being Bad’ too demanding, too easy, or at an appropriate level? appropriate level

Do you think the list of topics covered on the module was appropriate?
i think they were appropriate as it gave us knowlege and a study of all the bad things which we wern't aware of.

Are there any topics not included in the module that you would like to see included?
racism and blackmailing

Do you think that the format for classes has worked well?
yes

What did you think of the module team?
friendly and had a good way of teaching and didn't bore you like other lecturers

Do you think it would have been better to have had more:
Small group discussions? no
Discussion and debate among the class as a whole? no
Information and talk from lecturers? yes more handouts would be useful for each topic

The approach taken in the module is interdisciplinary (drawing on perspectives from English Literature, Film Studies, Creative Writing, Philosophy, Religious Studies, Media Studies and Politics): do you think this a useful way of approaching the topics covered in the module?

Do you think that interdisciplinary modules are a good idea?
i think they are a good idea for all the above subjects as it
is being creative but personally not mine

Do you think you have benefited from the interdisciplinary approach taken in the module?
no not really as this doesn't really relate to any of my subjects or intended career

Would you like to see more modules that cover this kind of subject matter
no not really.

Are you planning to take the follow-up module PH2004 ‘It Shouldn’t Be Allowed’ at level 2?
no, because its not on my path guide

Would you recommend ‘Being Bad’ to a friend? yes as it is an easy and interesting module

Do you think that the blogs (web logs) were a good idea?
yes, as it s a different style of work

What did you think of the other assessments (e.g. would it be better to have one longer assessment rather than two shorter ones?)?
it would have been better to have one longer assessment

What have you learned from the module?
i have learnt what what behaviour is considered bad and have seen others views of what they think is right and wrong

What parts of the module have you found most useful and why?
i think most of the topics were useful as they increased my knowledge

What parts do you think were a waste of time and why?
bad cinema as it was boring

Are there any other comments you wish to make regarding ‘Being Bad’? no

Rape

In legal term rape is unlawful sexual intercourse were a male or female did not give consent at the time for the intercourse, and rape also is when the rapist knows that the victim has not given consent for the intercourse and doesn't care and still carries on.
Rape is rape, regardless of the relationship between the rapist and the victim. It can be a total stranger, someone you recognise by sight, but have never really communicated with or someone you know.

Rape is a very personal and intimate traumatic experience, so i think it is very hard for the victim to seek and ask for help. But there are many organisations which are qualified in dealing with such traumatic cases as they provide the following help
* a free confidential service
* counselling from a specially trained team
* an opportunity to talk through your concerns
* someone to listen sympathetically
* information on organisations which can provide further support and/or information.


http://www.rapecrisis.org.uk/
http://www.rasac.org.uk/ - get help and advice

5 - Respnse to Jennies Blog

Religion - After looking at jennies blog i do agree with her that by by practicing your religion and following your beliefs is a good thing as it does help to prevent you from being involved with drugs and gangs, as it helps you to do something and to be a better person by following your faith. i also agree that every religion should be respected Evan if their are different beliefs, which others don't follow upon. By doing this it will help people know each other and communicate more efficiently as they will have an understanding of each others religion and beliefs which will help to provide a friendlier environment and community where all are treated and respected for whom they are.

http://jenniesph1000.blogspot.com/

4 - Response to Justina's blog

Suicide - After looking at Justina's blog i do not agree with some of the comments which she has put regarding individuals who commit suicide. i think committing suicide is a certain matter where a person does it as a last resort for any reason whether it be foolish or extreme. personally as us individuals we cannot comment on what causes people to go to such an extent of killing themselves, I do believe this much that they must not be in the right mind and not mentally with it to carry out this act, so in a way as well it is not their fault because if you are in a right frame of mind then no one would attempt to kill themselves, as its not as though its a easy decision to take...

http://preciousjka.blogspot.com/

Lying

In the lecture we had a discussion on lying, many peoples views towards lying were that no matter when and why you lie, it is not exceptional because it is wrong no matter what. My views towards lying are that it is wrong because you do one thing and say another, but I also believe that that in some cases it is exceptional to lie as it brings excitement and happiness as lying to small children about Santa clause and the tooth fairy, I think by lying in this causes is exceptional as children have something to look forward to and it helps them to behave. But I do not respect it when individuals lie in a relationship because you are giving false information to others and are trying to deceive them, which can cause them to not trust you.
Many people say that they don’t lie but I personally believe that no matter what every single person does lie, because it is like a natural cause, even if the lie is big or small everyone does it but don’t realise that they are doing it.

http://www.truthaboutdeception.com/?gclid=CIyO36eGgowCFQzclAodxFPdwA

3- Response to Satpal's Blog

Body modification - After looking at Satpal's blog on body modification, i totally agree with her that many people find that by modifying themselves they are apart of their culture and have a separate identity to others which they are happy to show. I also agree that it is their lives and if they are happy by being the way they are by modifying themselves to a certain extent, then it is not a bad thing because its their lives and bodies and they can live life to the way they want to, so others shouldn't criticise or look down to them as its their personal choice of how to look and how they want to be seen by the public.

http://satty18.blogspot.com/

Paedophiles

Paedophiles may seem perfectly respectable and 'nice'. They are extremely cunning and clever at worming their way into your confidence so that you trust them alone with your children. Nowadays their are many paedophiles around but they are not recogniseable. it could be even a neighbour, relative or a friend. they come from all classes, professions, racial and religious backgrounds. The majority of known paedophiles are male, though some women abuse children.
66% of paedophiles are known to the child, 34% are strangers.
Paedophiles are good at making friends with children. They usually offer to teach them games, take them on outings, give them gifts, bribes, toys & money or treats and trick children into trusting them. the easy way for paedophiles to get in contact with children is via the Internet and then to meet them up.
new laws are now coming into force to prevent paedophiles from talking to children and meeting them as the Justice 1 Committee is examining a bill to create the specific offence of "grooming" and bringing in 10-year jail terms for meeting children for sex.



http://www.parentcentre.gov.uk/

http://www.kidscape.org.uk/parents/paedophiles.shtml