Social Science

In regards to genetic factors being linked to criminal behavior, it brings forth the strong argument of nature vs. nurture. This has been an ongoing debate for several decades. In regards to the popular TV drama on NBC called “Law…
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The most significant point about anger management techniques is that you have to employ them often for them to work. That means that you need to adjust the way you think so that those techniques remain in your mind firmly….
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If you have negative thoughts about your abilities, you might feel too discouraged to try anything new. If you often have fearful thoughts, you may put stress on your body and risk having problems with your health. You may feel…
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Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is a theory first presented in Maslow’s “Theory of Human Motivation” of 1943. This theory is a basic description of human stages of growth and psychological development, most commonly represented as a pyramid. This pyramid…
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Oh dear. Have we all found something else to moan about?Most beasties that inhabit this odd little planet along with us, seem to get along with things pretty well I’d say. Things happen to them and, oddly enough, are dealt…
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The start of the Four Temperaments, commonly known amongst the psychological audience as four different personality types developed by Aelius Galenus, a Greek philosopher, is around 450 BC. Many worldviews during this time had recognized the Classical Elements: Fire, Water, Wind,…
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Recently, i’ve been reading a book. It’s called “Games People Play”, and it’s by Eric Berne (M.D). It is a psychology book which deals with the way people interact with eachother without even thinking about it, and how people act…
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Today’s media is mass and ubiquitous. This means that is is portable, constantly available and vastly growing in capability. One of the main complaints about the media’s influence on society and on behavior is that it gives a “big fat…
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Sociology is the study of the psychology of groups. Psychology studies individual behavior. There is considerable overlap between individual psychology and group psychology. Sociology Sociology looks at individual behavior as it is influenced by groups. It also studies the behavior…
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February 12th, 2007 The Northern Challenge Culture, Heritage and Tourism Sustainability In recent news and like no other time in Canada, the environment is one of the greatest concerns on the minds of Canadians. A poll conducted by the Strategic…
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