Social Science

In my live I have belonged to several different social groups. Primarily the four that have had the largest impact on my life would be my family, friends, choir, and religious affiliation. Each one has played a role in the…
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Games have a certain effect on the human mind. It can be either positive or negative. But the most profound effects of games are favorable for a person. Some of the benefits include hand-eye coordination, enhance cognitive skills and improved…
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Why does anyone commit a crime? To gain profit without working for that profit – looking to get away with something for nothing. This motivates pick-pockets, purse-snatchers, bank robbers, insurance scammers, slip-and-fall fraudsters, shop-lifters, and the greatest of all profit-without-working-for-it…
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So far, E-voting or electronic voting is becoming more common. As the world’s technology becomes more advanced, things become far easier.One of these things that could become far easier would be for voting. So far, there has been convenience in…
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On a planet that seems fated to destroy itself one way or the other, the passion, manipulation and sometime fanaticism amongst religious communities seems as likely as any suspect to be the final nail drilled into an already tightly sealed-off…
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Profiling is a tool used by law enforcement agencies around the country to help identify distinguishable characteristics of a perpetrator of a crime based on an analysis of the crime and the way it was committed. While psychological profiling is…
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Religion has an endless future, as long as humans have the ability to think, reason, and come up with explanations for the those facts of life and nature that need convincing explanations. One of the first endeavors of mankind is…
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In the art world, those works which are considered to be the great works of the world were made possible through commissions from the wealthiest and most powerful individuals in the world. From the time of the first civilizations, religious…
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Cult conversion is a planned and well orchestrated manipulative process that is externally invoked by those who facilitate the “affiliation” (Stark-Bainbridge, 1987) as established members of a cult. But the bulk of cult affiliation comes from voluntary efforts by the…
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It all began with William Wundt. He was a German philosopher and psychologist. He was responsible for establishing the first lab in the world solely dedicated to experimental psychology. Although Edward Titchner, a student of William Wundt, is given credit…
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