Social Science

“Faith consists in believing when it is beyond the power of reason to believe. It is not enough that a thing be possible for it to be believed.”– Voltaire Faith is a byproduct of self-confidence. I believe self-confidence and faith…
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Understanding How Gestalt Therapy Began. I think in order to understand Gestalt therapy, we need to look at the creator, and that would be Fritz Perls. Fritz Perls was born in 1893 in Berlin into a middle class family, he…
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Finding Emo What do you do when your eldest daughter (she’s 15) comes up to you and says that she is “Emo”? Well, I better clarify this, she didn’t just come out and say it. She was outed by her…
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HOW TO ACHIEVE SELF-CONFIDENCE 1. Self-assessment.You are to assess yourself about your strong points and weaknesses, so that you can change your life style accordingly. You will come to know about your weakness, like negative thinking, feeling not to do…
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Serial killers, so often demonised by the media as monsters and beings of evil, can usually have their destructive ways traced back to their childhoods where they suffered some sort of trauma, and found that they could vent their aggressions…
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Theories abound in the field of psychology and most concern the nature of learning. The three most well known and useful of these are Behaviorism, Cognativism, and Constructivism. They all are useful in education, in the technological aspects of education…
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Try being strong when every day you’re bombarded with the message that your accomplishments mean less than your bra size. Try being tough while enduring starvation and endless, meaningless exercise in a futile effort to be worthy of your partener’s…
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Self-Hypnosis Versus Being Hypnotized The fact is, I have experienced neither; that is to say, whether by my own meditation or by a Hypnotist I have never been “put under.” I think what is more important is what you hope…
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Some Notes on Field Theory, Albert’s Mind, and the Status Quo: The Necessity of Contextualism in Psychology Years passed. Man remained ignorant of Man. Psychology was one day, many days, born. Man applied past skills to present whims. Psychology was…
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Not all feelings of anger lead to aggressive outbursts, and not all outbursts of temper stem from genuine anger. As a rule, anger is what we feel when we believe something is unfair. Aggression, on the other hand, can sometimes…
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