Social Science

Population density can be defined as the number of people in relation to the amount of space that surrounds them. For example, the number of people in a city block, city district , square mile, metropolis, megalopolis, region, state, country,…
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Archaeological site analysis and interpretation can be a very subjective thing, which is why it’s imperative to gather as much information as possible, especially when trying to determine whether specific activities were practiced. However, all recoverable remains are dependent on…
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Pets to People: Violence Unleashed Serial killers constitute the most violent of criminals in society. Fortunately, they constitute a small proportion of violent offenders. Although some people may argue that serial killers are qualitatively separate from the typical violent offender,…
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The great debate over evolution caught fire after Charles Darwin published his “On the Origin of Species” in 1859, but the question had been smoldering for years. The subject had first been written about 2,300 years earlier. In the ancient world…
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Why do some people experience healthy relationships while others may careless about relationships or move from one bad relationship to the next? John Bowlby and Mary Ainsworth theorized that people development attachment styles. Attachment styles are the perceptions people hold…
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It is an ongoing argument between many camps: is there a predisposition to crime, or does a person’s environment cause a person to lead a life of crime? Every year, lists of laws from the past criminalize behavior in ways…
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The use of introspection as a technique began in the formative days of psychology. Introspection as a psychological and philosophical tool provides subjective insight into recent states of mind and cognitive processes. Introspection though subjective in nature is often assumed…
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Behavioral Psychology: Social Influences on Behavior Social Influences on Behavior      The two largest social situations a person is likely to face occur in adolescence and adulthood. Adolescence is a time of many changes, one of the largest being attending…
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Just as sound waves are produced on different frequencies, colors represent different frequencies of light and as such will affect different energies of the body. A transition from balance to imbalance in the vibrational energies of the body can cause…
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Science determines that evolution has occurred by looking at how things evolve today, such as the mutations that lead to super virus, and super bacteria.  They use the scope and scale of the geologic record.  They see the difference among…
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