Social Science

The basic reasons how people become criminals are quite varied. We are not born criminals, so what changes us as we grow. The answer to this also varies as it can include our home environment, outside influences and certainly our…
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Groups of people have a natural tendency to fall into layers of power, influence, opportunity and even closeness to the group. Groups of people have natural tendencies toward managing others into layers of power, influence, ability and even access to benefits…
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In a democratic society where there is much movement between the classes, it is impossible to categorize the idealism of the classes in relation to anything that is common among the members of a particular class. Also, given the mental,…
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The World Trade Organization is well known for controversial and even infuriating policies that can be prefixed with just about every social movement that is aimed at improving life possible. With labor, the World Trade Organizationhas historically refused to get…
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“Lawlessness in sentencing” is a good term for sentencing where there are no guidelines that take away judge’s ability to sentence individuals differently for the same crimes at their own discretion. Conversely, judges can give identical sentences when the circumstances…
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Religion: Religion is the organization of thought, belief, practice and faith about beings that have superior powers to any force that we know. Alternatively, religion is the organized thought about facts of nature and life that we cannot explain and have…
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The lower classes can be defined strictly by income that is less than the average or even the exact middle of the national or societal income level. But there is more to existing as a member of a social class…
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Though Aaron Beck’s cognitive model is still considered to be a relatively contemporary approach to treating depression, the idea, that a man’s emotional difficulties can stem from what he believes about his circumstances, is not a new one. Beck is…
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Every day human reasoning: how we, scientists and engineers are cognitive agents in distributed knowledge-producing systems      Philosophy of science: Gooding, David C., “Visual Cognition; Where Cognition and Culture Meet.” 2006.  Our days are filled with the decision making that…
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The middle class is generally defined as those who make the median income, or who are at the middle, in between the highest and lowest of a nation or region’s income range. But there are many ways in which people…
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