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Stronger bond created by CY and family

Koh, Youneun

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Title
Stronger bond created by CY and family
Author(s)
Koh, Youneun
Issue Date
2008
Keyword(s)
  • international students, , , , stronger
  • CY
  • Chogi Yuhak
  • family
  • Relationships
  • ANTH390 F07
Abstract
This is my 6th year as a CY and I still have very close relationship with my family. As the number of CY is increasing, I wanted to know how other CYs are connected to their families. Moreover, I was wondering how my parents think about me while I have been a CY for last 6 years. These interviews include general questions and specific questions to a person of my choice and for my parents. The questions are made by I and classmates who have similar interests. Sunny collected them and listed all together. However, I and another classmate chose questions which we think that are not a good questions to ask. Therefore, red colored questions will not be asked to a CY whom I choose
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