Social Science

Abuse, by definition, is behavior that damages or hurts its recipient, so any recipient of your behavior can tell if you are an abuser very easily. If you know someone like this, GET HELP. The profile of an abuser is…
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Yes society is taking the wrong approach with depression. Despite what many psychiatrists and other professionals in the medical field believe, prescription drugs are not always the best answer. Society tends to put to much emphasis on psych drugs. On…
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There’s more to the complaints of teenagers than adults often believe. They cannot go to sleep when they’re not sleepy and neither can there parents. So is it any wonder that too many of them are falling asleep at their desk…
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Our society demonstrates a lack of understanding about the seriousness of a burgeoning epidemic of depression. With the increasing complexity of our lives, more and more individuals are finding themselves unable to cope, and sinking into a clinical depression, which…
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During Adolescence and teen years, children are going through a considerable amount of physical and psychological changes and transformations. One of the most obvious manifestations of this change occurs within their sleep patterns. As Dr Sharal Ahluwalia states in his…
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A NOVEL APPROACH TO MANAGING DEPRESSION Simultaneously occurring scientific advances and social trends are contributing to a dramatic rise in the incidence and prevalence of depression. An increase in human longevity that extends to individuals with previously “life shortening” now…
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Shy vs. Rude: It’s Not a Popularity Contest Shy is a relative emotion that is rarely shared with our relatives. This wonderful little escape mechanism is often used in new surroundings. It is also used out in public. We almost…
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The Elliott wave theory forecasts stock market prices by charting their movements through regular cycles. Mass psychology causes these cycles by swinging from optimism to pessimism in rhythmic waves. Prices zigzag to new highs or lows, then turn and zigzag…
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Signs of Abuse The Abuser’s Goal A lot of people believe that abusers are crazy individuals, who wreak havoc on their families. They are considered ticking time bombs that can’t control their tempers. This is true in many situations. However,…
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The confirmation bias is the tendency to cherry pick data to fit a hypothesis, avoiding any data which disproves that hypothesis. Selective information gathering can apply either to selective memory or to selection of new data. A famous example of…
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