Social Science

Body language is one of the greatest forms of communication people have at their disposal. Indeed, communicating without your body would be extremely difficult, as most non verbal communication happens without peoples knowledge, and isn’t really influenced by purposeful control….
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It is a widespread belief in the western world that crying is therapeutic and also the converse, that failure to cry is a danger to our health. Randolph Cornelius (1986) systematically analysed the content of popular articles on weeping in…
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Like so many other things, crying has the potential to be both beneficial and unhelpful depending on the circumstances. Crying is a way to express hurt feelings, but by no means the only one. Feelings can also be expressed through…
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PARENTS PUNISHED FOR KIDS PLAYING HOOKY We are finally getting people placed in the judiciary that are putting some bite back in the law. Over the years, I have heard many people say that they feel it is an injustice…
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As the new millennia of ideological misconceptions approaches, the scientific community seems to unflinchingly endeavor a much more than ambitious precedent in the course of socio-civilization. Therapeutic cloning purposes a radically new process by which to “theoretically” treat and cure…
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It is my opinion that people who are not afraid of dying have some kind of faith that something else will happen in the afterlife, be it reincarnation, or belief in life after death. In my situation, I truly believe…
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 Youth brings self discovery which leads to world discovery. Adolescence is a time of finding topics of interest, making and breaking friendships, and exercising more independence. With some teens, music plays a huge role in influencing hobbies, clothing, and friends….
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In the 1960s, and again in the 1990s, fragments of clay pots were found in Xianrendong Cave, Jiangxi province in China in the southeast of China. Some experts believed that the pottery fragments could be as old as 20,000 years,…
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The importance of proper handling of archeological materials cannot be overstated. Without appropriate handling and storage, both the objects and the knowledge that can be gleaned from them can be lost forever. Processing begins in the field and continues through…
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There are several schools of thought in psychology, although probably none more widely known as the Psychodynamic perspective, a concept developed by Sigmund Freud. Freud’s idea was that our actions and behaviors, if not driven by physical causes or derived…
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