Social Science

WHY BOTHER? One of the never-ending issues of my life with mother was making the bed. “Why bother?” I would ask. “It will just get messed up again, anyway.” We spent an amazing amount of time and energy discussing beds….
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From the second I met you I knew you weren’t right,And now every night ends with a fight.I always try to go, but something wont let me leave,Even tho Ive told you.. “You aren’t something I need” But why when…
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The chances are that you may have told a lie or two today, or at least heard some! We lie for a variety of reasons. Sometimes we lie in-order to protect someone from having hurt feelings and at other times…
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A marriage is more than about two individuals coming together. The relationship is based on foundations that pre-date the individuals involved. The foundation starts within the attachment bonds from the family of origin. Attachment is the foundation of all relationships….
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“Sound Barriers and Road Rage” Sound barriers protect the homes along our roadways from excessive noise from the traffic. They do work on noise reduction but seem to contribute to road rage in the areas where noise suppressors are used….
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The Effects of Stress from a Break-Up The primary causes of stress have always been connected to routine life crises, such as family illness, death, moving house or divorce. But, with many relationships lasting only between six months and a…
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Emotional dependency is the need to be mothered, loved, comforted, taken care of and emotionally supported. It is also a tendency to seek help from others for guidance, decision making and carrying out difficult tasks. As babies, we are completely…
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The following information can be used from both an artistic and marketing point of view. In traditional color theory the primary colors; red, blue and yellow are the three color pigments that cannot be formed by any other combination of…
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They say that colors can effect your mood, and effect how you might react in certain situations. Red is a very aggressive color, and if you see red you are more likely to become angry, or become more aggressive. No…
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Neurosis in an umbrella term used to describe a variety of mental illness issues that deal with self awareness. It is not a clinical term that is widely used, as each specific neurosis has it’s own title and symptoms. ~Obsessive-compulsive…
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