Religion and Sociology

Religion and Sociology

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  • Evolutionary Versus Social Structural Explanations for Sex Differences in Mate Preferences, Jealousy, and Aggression

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    Abstract
    This paper compares the perspectives of evolutionary psychology and social structural theory on sex differences in jealousy, mate preferences, and aggression. These two theories shed somewhat different lights on the origins of sex differences between men and women. Both theories discuss sex differences in mate preferences, jealousy, and aggression. Explanations from the two theories are compared and contrasted.
    20 Pages

    Exam Tips 202: Sort Out Your Subject Material
    Check that you have all the relevant handouts and get all your notes together from the subject. Read through the course outline or subject guide (if there is one) and use it to organise the information you’ve collected.
    It might help to write your own summaries of each textbook chapter or section of the subject guide. This will make it easier to find what you need while you’re studying.

  • Assignment: Influence of biological and environmental factors on personality development

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    ASSIGNMENT TITLE: Discuss the influence of biological and environmental factors on personality development?
    8 Pages

    Study Tips 101: It is excellent practice to set aside a study area at home, and to designate a particular span of time each day as study time. However, don’t fall into the trap of feeling that study should never exceed the preordained time limits. You put in as much study time as is necessary to master the material for your classes.

  • Attraction and Love—Binding Forces

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    Preview
    How do we explain the goings-on in this tangled web of deception? Candy and Stretch felt strongly attracted to each other. What determines who is attractive?
    Why did Candy and Stretch pretend to agree on everything? Why did they put off introductions to their parents?
    Two possible outcomes of attraction are friendship and love. Candy and Stretch “fell in love.” What is love? When the first author was a teenager, the answer was, “Five feet of heaven in a ponytail.” However, this answer may lack scientific merit.
    We see that there are different forms of love and that our concepts of love are not universal.
    Investigators define feelings of attraction as psychological forces that draw people together. Many factors enter into personal attraction. The first of these that we consider is physical appearance.

    23 pages

  • Research Paper: Importance of Maintenance and Aftercare

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    Research Paper: Importance of Maintenance and Aftercare

    Abstract
    Corrections, is an ever changing field today. One goal of corrections is to rehabilitate and treat offenders so they are ready or prepared to reenter society. It is stated that, “Reentry is the process of transition that incarcerated individuals make from prison or jail to the community,” (Velasquez, 2010, p. 8). In order for any form of maintenance and aftercare to be effective, post prison and after release, there needs to be consistency as well as follow ups on the inmates while they are incarcerated and after they are released. Further, it is necessary to be able to look past a conviction and be willing to help the inmate be successful so they do not recidivate. This paper will examine the role of aftercare or maintenance, and how it can help to reduce recidivism.

    22 pages

  • The Source of Failures In Mating: Women’s Long-Term Mating Strategies

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    The Source of Failures In Mating: Women’s Long-Term Mating Strategies
    The paper examines the sources of failures in mating, providing solutions on how to avoid them.
    5 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Save everything. Never throw away a handout or a returned assignment or exam. With this in mind, equip yourself with a pouched folder for each class.

  • Discuss Attractive people deserve to be more successful than ugly people

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    Attractive people deserve to be more successful than ugly people
    The paper provides an analysis into how looks success and discrimination between good looking and ugly people.
    7 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Never miss an exam if you can help it. You will rarely be more ready for the exam in two or three days than you are on the scheduled date, and the annoyance the teacher will feel about having to arrange a special exam time for you can actually hurt your grade in the end. Miss exams only if you absolutely have to.

  • Serial Killers are Born or Made?

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    Are Serial Killers Born or Made?

    The paper seeks to answer the question whether Serial Killers are Born or Made? It utilizes information from “Inside the Minds of Mass Murderers” and “Inside the Minds of Serial Killers,” both written by Kathertine Ramsland.
    5 Pages

    Also Read: Sexually Motivated Serial Killers – English Literature Essay

    Study Tips 101: You should receive a syllabus for each class. This is the Rule Book for that class (in my classes, we call it the Survival Manual). Know everything on that syllabus! Your teacher has the right to expect you to know and abide by any rules and stipulations on that document, and it is perfectly within his/her rights to penalize you for failing to do so. Respect dates and deadlines, and expect to lose points if you turn things in late.

  • Implications for Domestic Violence in Heterosexual Relationships; a Socio- Cultural Approach

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    Implications for Domestic Violence in Heterosexual Relationships; a Socio- Cultural Approac
    Abstract
    This analysis focus on whether cultural implications contribute to a prevalence in domestic violence inside heterosexual relationships in respect to social theory, with the spotlight on culture and ethnicity.
    14 pages

    Study Tips 101: Never, ever pull an “All-Nighter on the night before an exam. This is a “freshman trick,” meaning that good students learn very quickly that it is futile. What you may gain from extra study time won’t compensate for the loss of alertness and ability to concentrate due to lack of sleep.

  • Why relationships end, or the dissolution of relationships

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    An essay on the psychological theories of why relationships end, or the dissolution of relationships.
    4 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Outline the entire set of notes. When you study a large body of information, you should study from concept to detail, not the other way around. It will, in fact, be much easier to learn the details if you take the time to learn the concept and theory first. The least efficient approach to studying is to attempt to memorize your notes from beginning to end. It’s not the words which are important–it’s the ideas.

  • Cost and Benefits of Friendships

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    Cost and Benefits of Friendships – Can men and women be just friends?
    7 pages

    Study Tips 101: Highlight major topics and subtopics, with the goal of generating an outline of your notes. Even if you take your notes in outline form, this is a good practice. Major topics often extend through more than one day’s lecture, and it is easy to lose track of the overall picture from day to day.

  • Development of gender stereotypes and gender role adoption in children

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    Outline two factors that contribute to the development of gender stereotypes and gender role adoption in children
    5 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Keep in mind that you want to be an active learner, not a passive one. The more you use and manipulate the information, the better you will understand it. Using and manipulating information in as many ways as possible also maximizes your ability to access your memory.

  • Discuss sex differences in parental investment

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    Discuss sex differences in parental investment (8+16)
    2 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Here’s another thing we have all been told thousands of times: Don’t leave assignments until the day before they are due! If you have a paper to write or a lab report to prepare, begin it as soon as possible. In most cases, instructors will be delighted to receive work early. Remember that many papers or projects require quite a bit of research before you can even begin writing. In most cases, it is impossible to accomplish the necessary preparation in one day or even one week. In some cases, instructors won’t accept late work at all. They are perfectly justified.

  • Marianist Values

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    Abstract
    This paper is going to demonstrate the ten core fundamentals of Psychology and how it’s incorporated with the Marianist values. This university bases their work and morals around the Marianist values, and enforces it. Marianists are Catholic members of the Society of Mary, and this society was founded by none other than William Joseph Chaminade. The ten fundamentals that will be explained are Psychology of : Behavioral Research, Personality, Organizational, Counseling, Social, Life Span Development, Abnormal, Evolutionary, Statistics, and the Basic Fundamentals. The five Marianist values are: Educate for formation in Faith, Provide an Excellent Education, Educate in Family Spirit, Educate for Service, and Educate for Adaptation to Change.
    8 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Remember that your instructor will probably not use the same words which you find in the text book. nothing is more frustrating than to discover that what you hear in class is no more than a rehash of what you read in the book. However, if your instructor knows his/her subject, and the author of your text knows his/her subject, the meat of what they say should be the same.
    NOTE: Nobody is infallible. Your instructor may make mistakes. Don’t expect him or her to be more than human.

  • Rejection signaling in Nonverbal courtship patterns in women

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    Rejection signaling in Nonverbal courtship patterns in women

    The research paper provides an empirical investigation on nonverbal courtship patterns in women: Rejection signaling.
    20 pages

    Study Tips 101: In most cases, it will be most useful for you to at least skim the relevant chapters before each lecture. You should receive a course outline/syllabus at the beginning of the quarter, which will tell you the subject for each day. You may receive chapter references (or even page references), or you instructor may expect you to be perceptive enough to refer to the Table of Contents.

  • Relationship between human reproductive behaviour and sexual selection

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    Critically discuss the relationship between human reproductive behaviour and sexual selection (24 marks)
    8 Pages

    Study Tips 101: Don’t expect your instructor to give you detailed, page by page textbook assignments. While some may do so, many do not. College teachers are much more likely to expect you to use your own initiative in making use of the text.

  • Describe Evolutionary explanations of jealousy and infidelity in humans

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    Describe & evaluate evolutionary explanations of jealousy and infidelity in humans (24)
    2 pages

    Study Tips 101: Reviewing material before the next class period enables you to identify points of confusion or omission in your notes, which prepares you to ask the questions you need to ask before the next lecture. Again, confusion is your worst enemy.