“Morality in Regards of Religion” Religion has become a far more restrictive way of living over the course of history. Is it because of science, because of open minded thinking, stagnant lifestyles, or a need for psychological adaptation? Morality…
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Political ideology is less significant in U.S. elections than religious ideology. Whether or not a given American claims to be Christian, each of us has been influenced by this country’s history of Christian thinking, and this influence plays a role…
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Increasing class polarization has only one primary cause: the lack of a free market. It is not America’s free market economy that causes class polarization, on the contrary, it is the absence of a true free market. It is only…
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Political scientists these days have such large numbers and such complexity of social interactions, causes and effects and other activity that there is no way to avoid gaining an understanding of statistical science. Whether they are investigating social phenomena for legal, judicial, campaigning,…
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Sports sociology is an important sub field of sociology that examines the relationships between sporting or games and the society as a whole as well as sport, itself as an observable social phenomenon. In sports sociology, the sporting world is seen…
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This question reminded me of a very old joke that goes like this: “How many psychiatrists does it take to change a light bulb?” “Three, but the light bulb has really got to want to change.” In the answer, lies…
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While seeming to be a contradiction in terms, people who display passive-agressive tendencies can be downright dangerous. Now, before going too far, it’s important to note that everyone, at one time or another, displays moments of passive-aggressiveness. This is true…
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The world is full of mystery and intrigue. One of the most amazing to me is the coincidence. We often find it has nothing more than an odd event but could it be more? Could it not be an act…
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Out stress is more complicated than other animals, and its side effects are not cautiously considered. In effect, we do not listen to the wise counsel of our own bodies, because our analytical brain allows our thoughts to often sublimate…
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The concept “love at first sight” is almost completely psychological in terms of defining what we mean by “love,” and the other side of the debate is more likely based on “lust” at first sight in terms of the genetic compulsion to find…
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