Introduction It is widely understood that this war is the most unpopular war that the U.S.A has ever fought. Here the fight was perceived not to be against American soldiers but it was perceived to be against the government policies that sent them there. Its effects ranged from massive loss of lives with more than […] Read more >>
As a result of increased use of social media such as Facebook, significant differences have emerged on the use of these social media by both male and female. Recent studies have pointed out that both men and women have different motives to interact on these social media sites. Other differences that occur are the way […] Read more >>
Trying to compare the conventional works of George Moss and J. Zimmerman, it is important to note that both works have similar as well as different features. This research blog will try to draw some differences in the works of these two authors. These differences would be largely focused on the mode of presenting the […] Read more >>
Just a decade ago, only the most notorious tabloids paid money to sources to get sensational news. Today, it has become quite common for journalists to pay for exclusivity. Checkbook journalism is one of the major trends in contemporary mass media, but not everyone believes that it is ethically acceptable. As a consumer, I do […] Read more >>
Ageism is the discrimination of a group or an individual based on their age, which results in different treatment. In most cases, old people are the most affected as young people are favored for their beauty, energy, and enthusiasm. Getting old is perceived as becoming dependent and useless. Moreover, aging is treated as getting near […] Read more >>
Within the bounds of my adolescence psychology course, I have had a chance to interview my neighbor Lora (37), who was very kind to answer my questions about her 14-year-old daughter, Sandra. Their family is intact, although the father is often away on various business trips. Sandra is a self-confident person, who is always willing […] Read more >>
Introduction This paper discusses an interview I had with a Kenyan family while on vacation to Africa from September to December 2012. During my time there, I was engaged in volunteer work in collaboration with VAST Kenya, a tour company that offers volunteer programs. This is the family of Mr. and Mrs. Talor, a Maasai […] Read more >>
1. Why did you come here and from where? I came from Saudi Arabia because I have always dreamt about going to the United States. There are many opportunities here. I want to become involved with the legal system, maybe, to become a lawyer or get involved in another way. I think that the US […] Read more >>
Elisa D’ passion was to assist families to deal with their mental health needs, as well as to improve their marriage and family relationships. To pursue this desire, Elisa D. pursued her academics up to master’s degree level, as well as a course on marriage and family issues with expertise in family counseling, ethics in […] Read more >>
Interview Questions · How did you meet your partner? · When did both of you get married? · What character features do you like in your spouse? · Which ones do you not like? · How has married life been for you for the past three decades? · What was a difficult time in your […] Read more >>
