Social Science

We laugh when something is so funny, we forget to control our emotions. It is our body’s way of releasing tension without our control. Our bones are not funny, but saying so at least gives an explanation.  Laughter is all…
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In order to generate laughter tickling needs two essential elements: a body part to be tickled and somebody tickling the body part. We cannot tickle ourselves and laugh. This occurs because our own skin appears to be insensitive to our…
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The fact of commonplace depression within a society shows that there is something wrong in it’s approach. There are two basic reasons for this problem. The first is that of high idealism, and the second is that of having goals…
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Neuro-linguistic programming was originated by John Grinder and Richard Bandler. The original purpose of their research was the construction of explicit models of human excellence. Their research was grounded in the work of prominent therapists, detailing the verbal and behavioural…
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In dealing with this topic, it helps to have an overview of the socialization, emotional, systemic, and institutional factors that contribute to teachers having sex with kids. In the area of socialization, a lot of the factors that led to…
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Mr. Rotter valued the driving force as an overriding aspect of behavior and personality, but changed the identity of that driving force: with the Empirical Law Of Effect and the driving force in human behavior. In studying behaviorism and personality,…
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Neuro-linguistic programming may be described as a positive form of programming the brain using language skills. The word ‘Neuro’ relates to neurological, as in the pathways of the brain. ‘Linguistic,’ of course, refers to language, as it is via verbal…
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The question we have been asked here is HOW OFTEN DO YOU FIND YOURSELF HAPPY? I could ramble on about how we all seek happiness and how difficult it is to be happy but I would probably be telling you…
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Good grief. Avoidant behavior has been comprehensively treated as maladaptive behavior that is in response to stresses, threats, and past experiences that were awful in nature. Panic disorders are seen as a primary causative factor in avoidance behavior, with agoraphobia…
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Everyone, and I mean everyone wants to have some sort of status. They want to be higher up in the pecking order. Even if they are the in the lowest stratum of society, they will want to have a position…
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