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Luke A M - 10:02pm Mar 9, 1999 (#1 of 2)
similarities
thought it was cool how simmilar our responces to this sentence
were. we differ on most of them so its interesting to see what
we do agree on. im glad that the idea of a good friend seems to
be universally dependant on the same qualities, trust, comfort
and dependability.
difference
I have noticed that though responses to this question were
mostly the same for both sides, as Luke has said, but there were
some subtle differences. For example, the most oftenly occuring
thought among French responses is that a good friend helps you,
while in American responses - a good friend simply is there for
you (though the other response happens for both sides, it's not
nearly as prevalent). Why do you think this is so?