HAPPINESS, LONELINESS, LIFECYCLES ABSTRACT The author reviews the literature in portions of the following topics. The important feature is the robust quality of age on other variables that are sociological, psychological, and biological. In an earlier article, a Life Cycle … Continue reading →
Main menu Search Personal tools Contents hide Extraordinary Measures (film) 16 languages Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Extraordinary Measures Theatrical release poster Directed by Tom Vaughan Written by Robert Nelson Jacobs Based on The Cure: How … Continue reading →
SIX DEGREES OF FREEDOM THE GAZETTE (2008) 8/4 PAGE ONE. It started in Omaha years ago when social psychologist tried to track how many people have a general contact with others. The contact could be nominal or very comprehensive. What … Continue reading →
RESUME SECRET Ryan, Robin (2005) The resume secret, employers love and job seekers rarely use, MSN/CAREERS. When looking for a new employee, resume readers spend about 15 to 20 SECONDS looking at each one. From there much time is spent … Continue reading →
RETHINKING MIKE LOVE On another website, there is criticism of myself for liking Mike Love. Why do I do that? First, of the big three in the mid-60’s each band (Beach Boys, Beatles and Rolling Stones) had its villan. I … Continue reading →
RFK ASASSINATION/ ANOTHER STUDY DISCOVERY CHANNEL (2005) RFK ASASSINATION/ UNSOLVE HISTORY, 6/23 10 PM, CST. DISCOVERY CHANNEL rebuilt the kitchen to exact specifications of the hotel that he was shot in so many years ago. Kennedy was killed by 2 … Continue reading →
Content Skip to Main ContentAccessibility Help Menu SearchSign In 10 songs with surprising Canadian connections | CBC Music Loaded Music 10 songs with surprising Canadian connections From BTS to the Rolling Stones, these hit songs had Canadians behind them Natalie … Continue reading →
REVISITING SOCIAL NEUROSCIENCE, Schutt et.al, Harvard Press, 2015 Created in the early 90’s the field would fit nicely in the last page of an INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY, GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY, and BIOLOGY textbooks. An example of a perfect source is for … Continue reading →
REVISED 1/18/2012 THE TOP 1%: Selected Characteristics of Those in the top 1% of the U.S.population. Joel C. Snell Professor Emeritus Kirkwood College Introduction: There is a veritable blizzard of statistic relative to the division of wealth and income in … Continue reading →
Research Sampling in Medicine Abstract: Convenience sampling is often overused in medical research due to its ease of application, despite its inherent weaknesses. Researchers frequently employ alternative strategies to mitigate these limitations. However, reliance on flawed sampling techniques can lead … Continue reading →