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THESIS

what would be a good topic for a thesis??

any suggestions? ;)

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We'd love to help, but what subject is this for?

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oh yeah...hehe...actually, anything related to nursing...

i was thinking about premarital sex...about why teenagers usually engage in this activity...would that be a good subject??

Not sure about why you'd want to do a thesis on "why" teens have sex, as it seems pretty self-evident to me.

I'd probably choose something along the lines of dealing with the consequences of teen sex -- unwanted pregnancies, aftereffects of abortion, STDs, things like that. You need to choose something that you can find a lot of research written about. As you google up the topics, you can choose more intelligently by the content and the amount of reference material you find.

Good luck!

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the worst thing you can do is choose a subject and the try to find literature to fit the topic.

go to the library and look at some current nursing journal research articles or do a search for a subject to see what comes up. do not pick a subject until you can find articles for it. pull articles, read them and pull the articles listed in the bibliography to see if they interest you. have the research librarian help you get started.

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