Social Science

The Pearson product moment ( r ) is the standard statistical measurement to represent the degree of correlation between two variables It is named for its English inventor, Karl Pearson, who was born in 1857. If the two variables are…
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Achieving success can seem impossible if you are an introvert, but many introverts are highly successful. Understanding how to achieve success as an introvert (in a world that seems full of extroverts), will be easier if you understand the word introvert….
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Hyperbolic discounting is a model based method of quantifying human and even animal propensities for valuing deferred gratification or reward at a lowed level than immediate or faster gratification or reward. “Sooner” has more value than “later”, in hyperbolic discounting….
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What is the Concept of Culture? The concept of culture has a clear definition of “the sum total of ways of living built up by a group of human beings and transmitted from one generation to another.” (http://dictionary.reference.com/), but the…
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Social Science’s national data program is a key source of information and an essential resource for social scientists and other professionals in related fields all over the United States. The data program consists of the results and findings of the…
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Abstract: The following article will supply a brief description of what sociology is as well as three investigative levels of analytical process. This post will also address what the term sociological perspective and in addition, will present the three major…
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The challenges of being an introvert are derived directly from the fact that much of the western and industrialized world emphasizes extroverted behavior. Susan Cain speaks on behalf of introverts living in the world of extroverted bias, “Our most important…
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There would be no correlation whatsoever between smoking and being labeled as a “bad employee” if it weren’t for the fact that we now live in a society where smokers are now second-class citizens. Thanks to an ongoing campaign of…
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“Anyone is lazy who expects change without action; anyone is lazy who expects change with the same action; anyone is lazy who expects change without intelligent action; anyone is lazy whose actions doesn’t yield measurable outcomes!” Have you ever wondered…
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There are only some people in this world who seem to be cultured.  Of course, Britain’s royal family pops in mind, first of all.  But, many Americans and the Japanese follow close behind.  Those Asian men who puff on their…
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