Social Science

The key to raising the level of your self-confidence is to change your perspective. Every day we see people that appear to have their lives so much more together then we do; they are better looking, thinner, make more money,…
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I have never dated a girl that I did not find physically attractive. I do agree with the popular statement that looks are not everything; however, I believe that looks are the first thing. I know that physical attraction is…
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How often have you looked back on significant moments which mattered to you and uttered the immortal comment: “I should have done so and so. I wish I hadn’t done that” We all replay events inside our head, desperately searching…
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The actual feeling of fear comes as a signal from the brain because it is the job of our brain to nurture and protect our bodies. What basically happens is that our brain sends an urgent signal to our adrenaline…
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There is rarely the opportunity to perform the classic and most rigorous form of experiment, or The True Experiment, because the first critical requirement is to randomize all selection of test subjects. Second, there must be randomization in all decisions…
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It is 8:00 a.m. Many American high school students have already been in school for 45 minutes, yet, according to sleep research, the teenage brain does not “wake up” until later in the morning, closer to 10:00 a.m. Why bother…
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The standard Internet forum is based on ideals, attitudes, opinions, or hobbies that are shared by members of a group, just as in the real world. As such, Internet forums are little societies that operate within the greater society of…
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The execution of laws which establish and fund social service functions is completed at the point where the intended service is directly delivered by an individual to the individual who requires the service. “Social work” can therefore include everything from…
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When was the last time you admitted to being wrong about anything? It is a question that journalist Kathryn Schulz has pondered for some time, so much so that her book, “Being Wrong: Adventures in the Margin of Error”, appears…
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The psychology of a disorganized person depends largely on why they are disorganized.  There are those that just don’t seem to have their priorities in line.  There are those that bury themselves in clutter as sort of escape from everyday…
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