WATCHING AND ANALYZING PEOPLE

Statistics is developing, collecting, and analyzing data, and then drawing conclusions from that data. Different ways to collect Quantitative and Qualitative data.

The impending speech that President Obama is to present on Tuesday that will be aired as a web cast over the Internet is a hot topic with parents and school administrators, but there are 5 reasons why kids should watch this.

Where there is great fear, paranoia will arise. History shows feelings like these will leak into all that people do.

Age has its benefits but also its detriments, not the least of which is sometimes being invisible to the people around them.

A book review for the book "Is Voting for Young People?" by Martin P. Wattenberg author of "Where Have All the Voters Gone?" A concise review with neutral summary of the text and a little bit of ideological ranting.

Our study involved three separate studies of altruism and its relation to perceived object value.

Advertisers shell out megabucks just to take up 30 seconds of Super Bowl airtime, so ads are usually top-notch, funny, and great office smalltalk for a few days.

An article about the psychological phenomenon known as the 'imaginary audience' and part of it's effect on teens.

I recently read a piece on AC, Messages About Sex and Violence in the Buffy/Spike Realationship..., that I disagree with. I hope to illustrate a broader context and to show that morality-wise, no fan in the Buffyverse comes out unscathed.

The topic of same sex marriage in the U.S. has sparked up political and social controversy during the past few years. Related information from the General Social Survey database shows people's attitudes towards same sex marriage.

Philosophy is a unique discipline. Unlike the sciences, it does not exist to invent commercial products. This paper outlines the basic principles of philosophy as an important and meaningful subject.

If you are new to the teaching of Public Opinion in a college or university, you may want to go beyond the textbooks for a more user-friendly approach to the subject. Your best teaching aid might be the students themselves!

With the economy still in recession, TimeBanking is gaining popularity around the globe.

Using the movie "What Happens in Vegas," I explore the concept of a movie with two points of focus.

A look at TV through its most famous poster-child.

Gray skies, rain, and lots of time spent indoors make November seem like a rather drab month. Is there anything worth doing in November? Read on to find out what you can do with your Girl Scout troop in November.

This is a reflection paper about the short story "Where Are You Going? Where Have You Been?"by Joyce Carol Oates. I examine grown up teenagers through this writing.

The late-night host talent pool has arguably been exhausted since Conan O'Brien (and probably Craig Ferguson) managed to carve their own niches successfully. That's why Jimmy Fallon taking over "Late Night" is back to TV history repeating (or failing) itself...

Technology that records every aspect of ones life

Five minutes were spent watching CNN and the most prominent headlines were written down. After the five minutes were up, the list was analyzed and a reaction to all of the headlines were reporter, dissected and as a whole.

How shot by shot analysis is used in a film such as the Wizard of Oz and how directors use shot by shot analysis to improve their films.

A term paper I have written regarding character analysis using theory and concept provided by Carl Jung. 'You've Got Mail' appears as a light-hearted film, however when dissected with psychology, it becomes a wealth of information about the human psyche