Science Essays

The intellectual roots of functionalism can be traced back during the era of Auguste Comte, Herbert Spencer, Vilfredo Pareto and Emile Durkheim, Comte, Spencer, and Pareto emphasized the interdependence of parts of social system, while Durkheim stressed on integration or solidarity (Wolf, 2006). Structural-functionalism focus on the functional requisites or needs of a social system. […]

Psychological needs do not have any material existence and are mental or psychological in nature. There is reference to a deficit of some psychological entity; a discrepancy between a desired level and a current amount (Deckers, p. 184). In some cases, psychological needs are assumed to emerge into consciousness from physiological needs. Homeostasis describes the […]

The theorist that I resonated the most with was Viktor Frankl. Reading Frankl’s biographical influences on his theory really inspired me. Through all the horrific struggles, Frankl never lost hope. He always had a good head on his shoulders and the right mindset. Frankl’s theories developed after surviving the Holocaust, believing that “those who had a […]

The text “ Dr. ” remains unchanged. Kaoru Ishikawa, a renowned figure in management and quality, has had a profound impact on various fields. He is widely acknowledged as one of the leading global experts on quality control. Notably, he has assisted major companies such as IBM and Bridgestone in enhancing their product quality while […]

Jean Piaget was a Swiss developmental psychologist and philosopher known for his pistemological studies with children. His theory of cognitive development and epistemological view are together called “genetic epistemology”. He proposed that children progress through four stages of cognitive development, each with distinctive characteristics that permit specific kinds of thinking (Myers,2011) Sensorimotor stage (birth to […]

One thing that Robert Gray has mastered is leaving no detail big or small out. Flames and Dangling Wires is a poem that effectively conveys the effects of the human’s materialistic demands on the world. Robert Gray shows what life will inevitably be if our actions and attitudes do not change through the somewhat disturbing […]

In the essay “The Step Not Taken” by Paul D’Angelo, the narrator takes the reader on his personal journey to find a satisfactory way to respond to another’s suffering. This story follows the basic plot structure of a monomyth: the separation, the struggle and initiation and the return and reintegration. In the beginning of the […]

In the early 1970s, business schools began providing entrepreneurship programs. The University of Southern California was the pioneer in 1971, introducing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in entrepreneurship. The following year, they also established an undergraduate concentration in entrepreneurship. From that point forward, entrepreneurship education has gained significance and is now an essential […]

Mental Models refer to the representation, image, or schemes that humans have regarding how they perceive and understand the world around them. A mental model is our internal understanding of how something works. It consists of ideas, beliefs, and verbal descriptions that we consciously or unconsciously have acquired from our own experiences. These mental models […]

A heavy downpour caused a flash flood in Taman Perdana recently. Last week, there was a thunderstorm rained cats and dogs. The rain started in the morning and in three days continuously. The villagers have been worried about this rain.The water level in a nearby river rose to a dangerous level. Within a few minutes, […]

Two of the renowned authors in the field of psychology Carole wade and Carol Tavris have been vocal in delivering psychology books which are famed for their critical thinking ideals. The topic of motivation has been high on their agenda and the two authors borrow heavily from Abraham Maslow who was a humanist psychologist. Most […]

There are five modifiers of voluntary Act. These are Ignorance, concupiscence, fear, violence and habits. When we say ignorance, it is lack of knowledge which man ought to have of his moral duties and responsibilities. Concupiscence which is also called as passions, it has strong tendencies towards the possession of something good. Fear refers to […]

In the 17th and 18th centuries women started participating in the sciences and attending universities. Out-casted, by not only men, but their own sex, these women had to fight for their place in history. The reactions towards these successful women were those of equality, disgust, and the proclamation for their merit. Not all men were […]

Bintoro Proportional system and deconstruction are symbolized as oll and water that In an Instance cant be integrated as one element, but somehow It compliments each other. The former Is a method that emphasizes In playing with scale and form which must be logcal and can be Identified clearly, It has to be In exact […]

Criminology is a scientific inquiry into criminal behavior in both individual and societal contexts. This interdisciplinary field incorporates research from experts in sociological studies of deviance, psychology, psychiatry, social anthropology, and law to examine different forms of crime occurrence, its causes and effects, as well as governmental and social responses to crime. The study of […]

One type of natural disaster regularly experienced in Australia is a tropical cyclone, also known as typhoons, hurricanes, and tropical storms. These events are comparable to a whirlpool based on climatological data. To form a tropical cyclone, certain requirements must be met. These include developing over an ocean surface with a temperature greater than 26 […]

Have you ever felt the pressure or need to be perfect? We live in a society where perfection is a paramount and the slightest flaw separates you from the norm. Cecelia Ahern depicts this remarkably in the novel ‘Flawed’. Flawed is set in a powerful society where perfection is valued above humanity, and the protagonist […]

Faulks and Wolfe present the perpetual desire and greed, imperatives which have driven characters within their novels “A Week in December” and “Bonfire of the Vanities”. Faulks presents London as multicultural though distinctly uncultured metropolis in the opening page of his latest novel “A Week in December”. From the opening sentence, we as the reader […]

The origins of mathematics come from the classical Greeks and then those scholars prior to Augustus in Rome. Also the Arabs and Egyptians along side the Hebrews and Babylonians were making many advances. Amongst all of them they invented the decimal point, pi, the place holder and our current numerals. During the Renaissance in Europe […]

Aboriginal beliefs and cultural influences have existed for thousands of years. With the movement of European settlement to Australia, many Aboriginals ways of life and attitudes were changed to fit those of aliens, the British. The staged drama, ‘Kullark’, written by Jack Davis, represents a time of injustice of a group that were considered to […]

‘The philosophers have only interpreted the world in various ways; the point, however, is to change it. ‘ German playwright, Bertolt Brechts object was to apply this to the theatre. Living through the social and economic turmoil in the 1920’s in Germany, Brecht helped develop a radical new theory of drama. He was one of […]

“The Imp. .. ” is a story that demonstrates on many levels the theme of Perversity. It begins with a very impersonal, discursive tone, examining humanity’s tendency to be perverse in the style of a metaphysical essay. The language here deliberately unsettles the reader with its use of rhetorical questions and superfluous repetitions: “If we […]