(Deutsche Fassung weiter unten)<\/p>\n
MOOD BAROMETER<\/strong><\/p>\n >>GENERAL QUESTIONS<<<\/p>\n 1. What is your name? 2. Why do you study the Arctic (1 sentence)? 3. How many colleagues on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITSKIY did you know before this expedition? 4. Do you see changes in the Arctic concerning your field of research? <\/p>\n >>ONBOARD THE VESSEL<<<\/p>\n 5. What is the best part of waking up on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY? 6. What is the most used word on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY in your opinion? 7. Which food did you like most so far? 8. What will be used up first? 9. From 1 (bad) to 10 (good), how would you describe\u2026 \u2026the current motivation 10. What has been the most exciting weather\/ natural phenomenon so far? 11. Complete the sentences: The sauna is nice here, but\u2026 Today I saw two people\u2026 <\/p>\n >>PERSONAL QUESTIONS<<<\/p>\n 12. What do you miss most now from your daily life? 13. What would you be doing today if you weren\u2019t at this expedition? 14. What is your favorite outdoor activity (if any)? 15. What was the last thing that you have done just for fun? 16. What music\/sound do you love most? 17. If you won the lottery, what would be the first thing you would do? 18. What has been your most exciting vacation so far and where were you? 19. If you were an Arctic animal\/plant\/weather phenomenon, what would you be? 20. Final question: From 1 (no motivation at all) to 10 (I liked it a lot), how motivated were you to answer all these questions? <\/p>\n <\/p>\n STIMMUNGSBAROMETER<\/strong><\/p>\n >>ALLGEMEINE FRAGEN<<<\/p>\n 1. Wie hei\u00dft Du? 2. Warum forschst Du in der Arktis (1 Satz)? 3. Wie viele der an Bord anwesenden Kollegen kanntest Du bereits vor der Expedition? 4. Siehst Du in der Arktis Ver\u00e4nderungen in Deinem Forschungsfeld? <\/p>\n >>AN BORD<<<\/p>\n 5. Was ist f\u00fcr Dich das beste am Aufwachen auf der VIKTOR BUYNITZKIY? 6. Welches Wort wird Deiner Meinung nach an Bord am h\u00e4ufigsten gebraucht? 7. Welches Essen gefiel Dir bisher am besten? 8. Was wird als erstes aufgebraucht sein? 9. Von 1 (schlecht) bis 10 (sehr gut), wie w\u00fcrdest Du Folgendes beschreiben\u2026 …die momentane Motivation 10. Was war f\u00fcr Dich das aufregendste Wetter- bzw. Naturph\u00e4nomen bis jetzt auf der Expedition? 11. Vervollst\u00e4ndige folgende S\u00e4tze: Die Sauna ist gut, aber\u2026 Heute habe ich zwei Menschen beobachtet, wie sie\u2026 <\/p>\n >>PERS\u00d6NLICHE FRAGEN<<<\/p>\n 12. Was vermisst Du am meisten aus Deinem t\u00e4glichen Leben? 13. Was w\u00fcrdest Du heute tun, wenn Du nicht an der Expedition teilnehmen w\u00fcrdest? 14. Welche Outdoor-Aktivit\u00e4t machst Du am liebsten (wenn \u00fcberhaupt)? 15. Was hast Du zuletzt nur zum Spa\u00df gemacht? 16. Was f\u00fcr Musik\/Kl\u00e4nge h\u00f6rst Du am liebsten? 17. Angenommen, Du gewinnst in der Lotterie, was w\u00e4re das erste, was Du tun w\u00fcrdest? 18. Was war bis jetzt Dein aufregendster Urlaub und wo? 19. Angenommen, Du w\u00e4rst ein(e) arktische(s) Tier\/Pflanze\/Wetterph\u00e4nomen, welches w\u00e4re das? 20. Letzte Frage: Von 1 (\u00fcberhaupt keine Motivation) bis 10 (das war super), wie motiviert warst Du beim Beantworten dieser Fragen? (Deutsche Fassung weiter unten) MOOD BAROMETER >>GENERAL QUESTIONS<< 1. What is your name? Fedor 2. Why do you study the Arctic (1 sentence)? Most interesting place in the world 3. How many colleagues on board RV VIKTOR BUYNITSKIY did you know before this expedition? 15 4. 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\nFedor<\/p>\n
\nMost interesting place in the world<\/span><\/p>\n
\n15<\/p>\n
\nYes<\/p>\n
\nFirst part is the best<\/span><\/p>\n
\nDown\/Up in the sign language<\/span><\/p>\n
\nWater.<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSleep.<\/span><\/p>\n
\n\u2026the weather today
\n10<\/p>\n
\n9.99999<\/p>\n
\nNo<\/p>\n
\nAt 3:30 a.m\u2026
\n…hard working<\/span><\/p>\n
\n…I do not use it at all<\/span><\/p>\n
\n…sleeping (actually at least 3 people)<\/span><\/p>\n
\nFamily<\/span><\/p>\n
\nHard working<\/span><\/p>\n
\nSleeping is my favorite activity and from this moment I suppose I can enjoy it even in an Arctic outdoor environment<\/p>\n
\nRepeatedly and annoyingly asking Bennet to flush down the water tank from the filtration set even though he refused to do this<\/p>\n
\nSound of words that`s all, folks!<\/em> after station work and filtration is done. Like an angels’ choir calling to sleep
\n<\/span><\/p>\n
\nTake my money<\/span><\/p>\n
\nHitch-hiking around Iceland with my wife<\/span><\/p>\n
\nGull (have you heard of sailors’ souls?)<\/span><\/p>\n
\n9.9999999<\/span><\/p>\n
\nFedor<\/p>\n
\nDas ist der interessanteste Ort der Welt<\/p>\n
\n15<\/p>\n
\nJa<\/p>\n
\nDer erste Teil ist der beste<\/p>\n
\nNach unten\/nach oben in der Zeichensprache<\/p>\n
\nWasser<\/p>\n
\nSchlaf<\/p>\n
\n…das heutige Wetter
\n10<\/p>\n
\n9,99999<\/p>\n
\nKeins<\/p>\n
\nUm 3:30 nachts\u2026
\n…schuften<\/p>\n
\n…ich nutze sie nicht<\/p>\n
\n…schliefen (sogar mindestens drei)<\/p>\n
\nDie Familie<\/p>\n
\nSchuften<\/p>\n
\nSchlafen ist meine Lieblingst\u00e4tigkeit und von jetzt an, glaube ich, kann ich das sogar drau\u00dfen in arktischer Umgebung<\/p>\n
\nWiederholt und nervt\u00f6tend Bennet gebeten, den Wassertank des Filtrationssets zu sp\u00fclen, obwohl er sich weigerte, das zu tun<\/p>\n
\nDen Klang der W\u00f6rter “Fertig, Leute!” nach den Stations- und Filtrierungsarbeiten. Wie ein Engelschor, der zum Schlafe ruft<\/p>\n
\nMein Geld abholen<\/p>\n
\nMit meiner Frau durch Island trampen<\/p>\n
\nEine M\u00f6we (schon mal von den Seelen der Seeleute geh\u00f6rt?)<\/p>\n
\n9,9999999<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"