Social Science

Racism is a social construct that is negative in all aspects of social interaction, social systems, and social construct. The way that beliefs, ideology, norms and values are shaped become distorted and deviant in a racist social structure. The very…
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Synchronicity is a term first used by Carl Jung. He created it to name the unique phenomena of a coincidence between physical realty and events in the unconscious mind. I experienced one rather humorous example. It occurred in a workshop…
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The Stanford Prison Experiment was an extremely controversial psychology experiment involving authority and conformity, conducted by Philip Zimbardo in 1971. The experiment had to be terminated early due to extreme brutality on the part of the “guard” subjects. During the…
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Not only is ideology used to manipulate people, it is one of the most efficient ways to do it. Ideology and religion have similar characteristics: they entrap their adherents to package deals of knowledge. Once they’ve concluded that the same…
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Sociology is a vast area of study, with hundreds of officially recognized sub fields which examine human thought, actions, structures, and systems. Virtually every type and purpose of human thought and activity and action is studied in one field of…
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In a flash your role changes from customer to eyewitness. A man with a gun demands money from the clerk and you stand still, as a frozen observer. Later you are asked by the police to recall everything you saw….
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Anyone who has been in charge of a group of children, then observed the behavior of the parents can only come to the conclusion that all of those different personalities and behavioral patterns came from the home, and not from…
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Synchronicity is the recognition of the perfect love that is always working perfectly within your life, and within all of our lives. Everything happens, always connected together by this love. All is synchronic, and all is infinitely working together for…
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“How come I always get the raw end of the deal?” “Why does everything always happen to me?” “Why doesn’t anyone listen to me?” This, in effect, is how the whiner personality sees his or her, interactions with people in…
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‘The Perils of Obedience’ is Stanley Milgrim’s recollection of the experiment he conducted while employed as a Yale Psychologist in 1963. The set up of the experiment consists of a learner, a teacher and the experimenter. The learner was a…
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