… in the field of psychology often contemplate whether nature or nurture has the greater effect that determines the behavioral patterns in humans. Psychologists try numerous experiments on people to help them gain information to support their viewpoint…

… and can almost reach the point of being paradoxical. Ultimately, free will determines the level of responsibility we claim for our actions. Obviously, if outside forces determine our choices, we cannot be held responsible for our actions (i.e.:…

… the classic theme of drama - the complexity inherent in human relationships. The play's major thematic concern is of course, romantic, as suggested by the title itself. In the Pygmalion narrative as told by Ovid in Metamorphoses, Pygmalion…

… driving for many years in frustrating rush hour traffic, one might find there are three types of drivers, competent drivers who keep the flow going, over cautious drivers who cause slow and backed up traffic, and wreck less drivers who cause…

… Cultural values are so embedded in the minds of individuals that opposing viewpoints are often viewed as unworthy, absurd, or just plain wrong. This attitude, known as ethnocentrism, can be seen within cultures as well as between cultures.…

… a soldier should be thinking about is their loved ones, family, relatives, friends, and especially any distractions such as a crush on a girl or guy. Feeling one’s emotions and inner feelings should not be in the same place at the same time as when…

… on genetics or the environment has been extensively researched. Many scientists, researchers, and doctors believe that intelligence derives from genes. On the other hand, there are many scientists, researchers, and doctors who believe that intelligence…

… of political ficition in our time. Two of his most famous and most popular novels are undoubtedly Nineteen Eighty-Four and Animal Farm. Orwell considered himself to be a socialist, but he was very critical of communism and especially totalitarianism.…

… Ralph struggles with extreme conflicts and comes to terms with a society that is like no other that he has been exposed to. After spending 12 years in civilization in England, he is forced to live in a society unlike one that he is used to. On…

… of an educated person that has to change. The de facto objectives of the system today are to pour knowledge into the child. The more knowledge the child accumulates, the more successful they are within the system. Education remains linear in a decidedly…