Social Science

Relax, breath slowly, become aware of your breathing. Now, focus on your right foot, your right foot is warm and streamy, your right foot is warm and streamy, feel your right foot and once you can feel the warm streaminess…
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In psychology, the study or personality and self-motivation are behaviors that show an interest involving themselves with others, or extroverts tend to seek people and put him or her in a situation and away from others. Additionally, his or her qualities tend to…
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This is really an interesting question and with a number of different schools of thought, a question which can evoke a number of different responses.  I have a Bachelor’s degree in psychology and the dean of our department would say…
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Fear of storms involves a range of inner, intense, voluntary or involuntary warning alerts. This could range from mild wariness and discomfort, to an impromptu panic attack or, in the extreme, to an ingrained phobia about storms. And then, from…
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Darwin is one of the early scientists who would make the connection between biology and psychology, although not given the name biological psychologist. Darwin made a connection and referred to biological psychology “instinct for survival.” Darwin spoke of evolution and…
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Emotional suppression is a natural functioning of human beings. Emotional intelligence instinctively blocks out stressful events that a person is unable to cope with at the time. In this way, suppression is useful and serves a purpose. However, it is…
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Insecurity is, quite simply, a feeling of uncertainty or fear. Typically, the term insecurity is used to describe a person who is unsure of their self. This can be true of anybody, at any given time. In some cases, it…
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My fear of death stemmed from the unknown. Was there really a Heaven and Hell?  Would death be painful? I knew,  I would miss my family, perchance my fear was that they may not miss me and they would carry…
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Always Keep Time And Never Be Late Keeping time is important for places such as work, school, and appointments.  When your on time, you prove yourself a loyal person who can be counted on. Friends, family, coworkers, and others will…
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Carl Jung was born in Switzerland in 1875. His father was a parson and although he had an intense interest in philosophy, Jung entered university as a student of science and later decided to study medicine. It was psychology he…
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