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Drunk-Driving: America's Next Top Monster
- By James Woods
- Published 07/12/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Foreword: The reason for my making this article is to instill in all Americans the need to see that there is a serious problem that is planning to be re-exposed This problem has actually increased in occurrence with a little help from celebrities. This problem has made an increase of 6.25% in terms of reported fatalities. If not for Paris Hilton and a host of other celebrities, driving under influence (DUI) or drunk driving would not have been a serious matter.
What is an Inferiority Complex in Conversations?
- By Joshua Uebergang
- Published 06/6/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
In 1912, a psychologist by the name of Alfred Alder wrote a book titled The Neurotic Character. His research in this book founded a popular area of psychology known as the inferiority complex which is a term used to describe a sense of inferiority an individual feels about oneself towards other people. Read on to learn more.
Deciphering the Meaning of Chinese Numbers
- By Timothy Green
- Published 03/29/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Specific digits have an entirely different meaning to Chinese than they do to westerners.
Importance of a Best Friend for Relationships
- By Joshua Uebergang
- Published 03/28/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Having best friends has been defined in our society because of the need to make connections to other people on deeper levels. When something goes wrong in your life, you can turn to a best friend first in order to get things straight again. No matter what is happening, a best friend becomes important because of their ability to reach you on levels that others may not have been able to.
Psychological Self-improvement: Ways To Overcome Fear
- By Daniel Alan
- Published 03/28/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Outlines how to improve yourself psychologically and talks about how healthy it can be for you.
The Power of Open Communication
- By James Stinson
- Published 03/27/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
A relationship without open communication will inevitably give way to deception. There is no grey area. It is better to hurt another with open communication than to betray with deception.
How Well Do You Know Your SELF? - An Exploration of What's Inside
- By Brian Walsh
- Published 03/27/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
There is value in exploring how we look at ourselves. Through understanding our distinctive selves, we may gain some insight into how each of us fits into the world.
Traits and Characteristics of a Serial Killer - Part One
- By Barney Garcia
- Published 03/27/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Serial killers grow up into people who kill other human beings as a source of pleasure. The reason for this is not completely understood, but is believed to be caused by neurological damage and psychological defects that lower reaction to emotional stimuli.
Traits and Characteristics of a Serial Killer - Part Two
- By Barney Garcia
- Published 03/27/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Unorganized serial killers, share a slightly different profile. These types of serial killers tend to have below average intelligent levels and are considered to be socially inadequate; often living alone and someone who does not date.
How Core Beliefs Become Learning Behaviors
- By Brian Walsh
- Published 03/27/2007
- Sociology
- Unrated
Why do we do the things we do? What is self-sabotage? How come many of my decisions are automatic? This short article is taken from Dr. Brian Walsh's book, "Unleashing Your Brilliance."