Essays on Human Behavior

In light of recent events around the World Cup and its tremendous impact on people around the world, ordinary and sports fans alike, I decided to conduct a comparative research project on the history of football development in both Malaysia and South Korea to shed…

Urban green spaces such as parks, forests, green roofs, and community gardens contribute significantly to sustainable economic growth but are often in short supply. Green spaces are also important for the community’s welfare and encourage physical activity, mental well-being, and general health of local citizens….

The human brain is a complex organ, where much of its contents and potential are unknown to this day. Though it enables us to carry out a number of functions, it remains imperfect. This can be noted in a range of human behaviors, like overconfidence,…

  Emotional intelligence, mainly, is an ability that implies monitoring, comprehending, and suitably communicating/dealing with feelings—one’s and those of others. It’s a new term that had an effect of following up researches in the academic and popular literature particularly last thirty years. Emotional intelligence is…

I can remember from a young age I would always here about how video games are bad for you. I was around ten when my mom would say “go outside and do something productive with your time”. Video games can appeal to just about any…

According to Aristotle, human beings are “social animals” and therefore naturally seek the companionship of others as a part of their wellbeing. In this digital universe, the only medium that makes an individual socially paired is the various social media platforms made available to them….

Human behavior is simply overt actions and reactions.Mainly behavior is relies upon four properties. Perspectives, considerations, physical changes and enthusiastic changes. Perspectives are a fixed perspective. While the considerations are characterize as the way toward suspecting. Physical changes are the substantial changes. At last passionate…

The focus is on Emily Grierson who is outrageously strange to normal people qualities, this is why a  Emily Grierson character analysis could go in many different directions. Essentially it becomes tough to study her because of how she Is. While reading the story the…

In ‘Title of TED Talk,’ TED speech is a very effective way because he said, “why do people hate getting out of our comfort zone”.He explains we have to conquer fear.“The fears of looking bad the fear of the unknown and the fear of messing…

Genetically we could say that for humans, evolution has stopped (Hendry, 2012). However, cultural adaptations involved in evolution cannot be ignored, as the complex relationship between biological and cultural adaptations has existed since the first stone tools of East Africa 2.6 million years ago (mya)….

Ethical behavior is acting in a positive way towards events that happens in our life, even when nobody is there to witness it. This means no lying, stealing, and hurting others in any way, shape or form. Respecting others is also a form of ethical…

Sociology is the study of human behavior. It is broken down into three primary theoretical perspectives that are utilized by sociologists to interpret social life. These theories are known as symbolic interactionism, functional analysis and conflict theory. There are many questions people may have about…

Psychology is the study of the mind and behaviour. By studying human’s minds we can understand and explain both healthy and unhealthy or counterproductive behaviours, that would be difficult to understand otherwise. Human beings perceive and interact with their immediate environment in many ways. The…

 Realism is a paradigm because there are many realist thinkers with in realism such as, classic realist and Neorealist, which is broken down into defensive and offensive structural realism. Classic realists believe that’s its human nature and unit level that determines how states behave. Classic…

A great portion of the psychological theories, ideologies and beliefs that are prevalent in modern day psychology are all based on foundational ideologies by the father of psychology, who is none other than Sigmund Freud. Even though he was highly criticized for his methods and…