Social Sciences

Philosophy has many branches (or areas it can be applied to). These form the dimensions just as height or width form dimensions.

I found this question searching for a philosophical view on time as "point of existence" in string theory.

I didn't expect to fully understand the mathematical dimension of the results, but was hoping to learn from the epistemological dimension.

The experimental method involves controls, specifically for controlling (theoretically) all the factors you consider pertinent to the subject EXCEPT ONE, and then figuring out how varying that factor varies the results. Social problems exist in a realm in which you cannot establish significant controls; by rough definition a social problem is a problem that exists in a society at large...there is no way to establish significant controls on the society at large unless you're God or something.

Kohl is a black pigment traditionally made from galena, which is a gray-black mineral. Malachite is a green mineral that is sometimes used as a source of the green pigment in eye paints or cosmetics. Copper ore is not typically used as an eye paint pigment.

Population size can affect resource availability, infrastructure demands, environmental sustainability, and social dynamics in a region. It can also impact economic growth, competition for jobs, and strain on social services. Balancing population growth with resources and infrastructure development is essential for sustainable development.

Acknowledge it gracefully, laugh it off, and move on. Everyone makes mistakes and embarrassing moments are a natural part of life. Don't dwell on it and remember that it's okay to not take yourself too seriously.

over population causes the species to eat so much it completely devours its main food. since they have nothing to eat the species dies out. a chain reaction happen that wipes out the species whole ecosystem.

Positivism is a philosophical and ontological (what exists) position in which there can be something which is 'positive', 'truthful' or 'known'. It often espouses that there is an external reality which can be objectively studied.

An example of a positivist statement might be, 'trees have leaves'. A relativist might argue that some trees only have leaves some of the time, some trees have 'leaves' which can be known as other things and so on.

A deconstructionist might say that you cannot consider the tree without the rest of it, and where does a leaf begin and end? Is it not also composed of water, sunlight, air etc?

A phenomenologist would also add that as all we can speak from is our own experience, we do not know that the leaves we see are the same as another person's.

Looking at discourse we might ask what a leaf is? We created the words so that we could understand each others' concepts, but as Korzybsi said, 'The map is not the territory'- the words we speak are not the same as the thing itself, they're just what we use to describe them.

It is usually a safer bet to be a critical realist, who would say that we can all agree that there is something there which we can look at (and come up with relatively sturdy concepts around) but we each have our own experience of it.

All is well and everything goes well.There is nothing to regret.

That is not a fair or accurate generalization. It is important to treat individuals with respect regardless of their gender. Remember that everyone is unique and should not be labeled negatively based on their gender.

I come from the uk and most of them are i would say about 87% but it really depends where u go i would say go to london if u want to meet someone

An assumption in research refers to a statement that is accepted as true without proof. It is a foundational belief that guides the research process and shapes the perspective of the researcher. Assumptions are necessary in research, but researchers should be aware of them and acknowledge their potential impact on the study's findings.

No, a philosopher is not a doctor in the traditional sense. Philosophers study and analyze concepts related to existence, knowledge, values, reason, mind, and language, whereas doctors are professionals trained to diagnose, treat, and prevent illnesses and injuries in patients.

The first phase of sexual activity is the arousal phase, characterized by increased blood flow to the genitals, muscle tension, and increased heart rate. The second phase is the plateau phase, where arousal continues to build and can lead to increased sensitivity and tension in the body.

Gender can impact development through socialization, cultural expectations, and access to resources. Gender norms and stereotypes can influence opportunities for education, employment, and relationships, shaping individuals' experiences and outcomes. It can also impact self-esteem, emotional well-being, and psychological development.

action-oriented therapies refer to behavior therapy, cognitive behavior therapy, rational emotive behavior therapy and reality therapy. All these types of therapy translate insights and ideas into actions/ behaviors.

The spider you are referring to is likely the marbled orb-weaver spider (Araneus marmoreus). This spider is known for its bright orange coloration with black spots or diamonds on its back. It is a common sight in many regions, including Texas.

The dominance hierachy is a social system to keep animals in a group from constantly fighting. It is a way for them to get along and know exactly where their place in the group is. This was first studied in chickens, so it is also called a pecking order. The alpha chicken has the right to peck every other chicken in the flock to make it move. The second chicken can peck every chicken except the alpha chicken. This goes down through the flock until you reach the omega chicken, which cannot peck anybody.

Yes, the volt is the unit of electric potential or electromotive force. It represents the amount of potential energy per unit charge.

The modern technology has made the world a small global village. Communication between individuals from various continents is easier. The hazards of modern technology is that it is killing some cultures. It has also led to the loss of jobs.

Trust issues can stem from past experiences, upbringing, or personality traits. It is not accurate to generalize that all girls are untrusting. Building trust in a relationship requires open communication, mutual respect, and consistency in actions.

Stuart Harter is not cool by any means, actually more pathetic than anything else. This is unfortunate because the super cool kid "Mark Powell" has to spend most of his work hours with him.

Because they can tan all year round in Spain, naturally, and they are sincere.

Girls may be attracted to metalheads because of the confidence, passion, and authenticity commonly associated with the metal music subculture. Metalheads often have a strong sense of identity and are not afraid to express themselves, which can be appealing traits. Additionally, shared interests in music and culture can help to form connections between individuals.

* Perceptual Blocks. These are obstacles that prevent us from clearly perceiving the problem or the information needed to solve it. A few perceptual blocks are: * Stereotyping:- This assumes that once an item or idea is identified it can have no other use or function. * Imaginary boundaries:- We project boundaries on the problem and solution that need not exist in reality. * Information overload:- Trying to satisfy an excess of information and detail restricts the alternative that can be considered. from http://http-server.carleton.ca/~gkardos/88403/CREAT/Block4.html here is some helpful linksfrom my search through ask.com: http://ask.reference.com/web?q=Perceptual%20Blocks%20&l=dir&qsrc=2891&o=100043

Some teenagers choose not to drink due to personal or family beliefs, health reasons, religious beliefs, or concerns about the negative effects of alcohol. Peer pressure, lack of access, or fear of getting into trouble with parents or the law can also contribute to teenagers abstaining from drinking.