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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO COUNTRIES THAT SHARE SIMILARITIES. LIFE STORY, ROMANIAN, AND THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA STUDENTS
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This article wants to examine the typology of a young adult, the student, from past to present and future. We examined the lives of individuals that have in the present the same goal, or we might say having the same priorities, those of being a student and their life beyond that. We wanted to examine what in the past caused what they do in the present or what they want to do in the future. We also wanted to examine the differences between these two nations, even though we have a lot of similarities, and we are much alike, others might say. Through various techniques and especially using a common instrument in research, interviews, our main objective of this project was to see the difference between Romanian and Moldovan students when we talk about the main aspects of life, work, school, relationship and so on. The main methodologic approach was the sociologic questionnaire that we define as a logical and psychological sequence of questions, which in turn can be of different types It is imperative to analyze two similar cultures that share quite a lot of things and have many aspects in common. Cultural exchange also makes way for incredible and invaluable experiences that can only be conducted and lived in these unique interactions and actions, belonging to two distinct yet similar cultures.
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