Sociology Geschichten

For God. For Country. For the Truth. Caroline Prescott has spent her entire life being underestimated. Born into one of Washington, D.C.'s most influential families, Caroline has everything people assume a privileged girl could want: wealth, connections, a prestigious education, and a future already planned for her. But while everyone expects her to follow in her family's political footsteps, Caroline has always wanted something different. She wants to serve. After graduating magna cum laude with a B.S. in Sociology with a concentration in Criminology and minors in Psychology and Political Science, Caroline sets her sights on the one career nobody believes she can achieve: becoming a United States Secret Service Special Agent and Criminal Investigator. To everyone around her- including her boyfriend- she's chasing an impossible fantasy. They see a wealthy socialite playing dress-up as an investigator. They don't see the years she spent studying criminal behavior, working in political and law-enforcement internships, and learning to uncover the truth hidden beneath carefully crafted lies. Then, on the night of her college graduation celebration, Caroline's world changes forever. A young congressional aide dies under suspicious circumstances, but before his death, he secretly places a flash drive in Caroline's possession with one warning: "Trust no one wearing a flag pin."

Articles published in here arent mine. These are from my review notes when I was preparing for the licensure examinations in 2017.

This is a collection of poetry that I submitted to Button Poetry's 2018 Chapbook Contest. It focuses on gender inequality, the oppression of females, and the struggle for women to break the wall built between them and men to keep them below.

'What are you?' 'To define is to limit.' - Oscar Wilde To be honest, it terrifies me the way we are labelling one another with all sort of traits such as introvert, extrovert, ambivert and more to come soon! I mean it is okay to distinguish or even categorize in terms of sociology and et cetera but what's not okay is when we tend to confine people's ability based on their personality. That's exactly when "judgment" comes into play when someone else tends to have a say on what's best for you and what's not just based on your personality traits. Whether that's in a career setting, social, relationship or any sort of human interactions, it is evidently happening all over you right now! But I believe it's time where we need to break this social segregation that's happening worldwide based on personality types. Let me give you a prime example at a workplace (real-life scenario):

One of the things that is super charged, super subjective (meaning emotionally-driven), and political now. . . LGBTQ+. The Church has gotten better about talking about it, but it's still a topic that is avoided and stalled with a simple, "It's a sin, period, done, move on." Here, I found Scripture to talk about each major aspect of LGBTQ, mixed in a little of the sociological knowledge I gained that I found to be Biblically sound and accurate, AND presented a broad guideline for how to approach this topic. Again, you WILL get offended, you WILL get uncomfortable. That's why this is called the Uncomfy Study. My only requests are be kind and professional in any conversation and read the message fully and prayerfully before coming to your own conclusion. Author: Jay (Wolfpool77)

It was not so long in the future when the human population had come to be vastly dominated by females...

Each chapter shares a random psychology fact. All of these are scientifically proven and provide you with more knowledge regarding psychology! This is an ongoing book. Highest Rankings: #2- psyche #3- psych #4- conscience #6- education #8- facts #36- true

The stereotypical images of Chinese people are quite different from those in reality. What are they doing in the United States? What's different about them in the new era? The wisdom of the Chinese people? Wealth? Kung fu? Religious belief? Or they are the same people as us

Questions questions my mind is filled with them. So this is where I am going to write and share my different ideas and questions and see what u guys think so them. I am going to add some commentary to the questions as well.

"𝑨𝒏𝒅 𝒘𝒉𝒂𝒕 𝒅𝒐 𝒚𝒐𝒖 𝒅𝒐 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒏 𝒚𝒐𝒖𝒓 𝒇𝒆𝒆𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒈𝒔 𝒂𝒓𝒆 𝒕𝒐 𝒉𝒆𝒂𝒗𝒚 𝒕𝒐 𝒌𝒆𝒆𝒑 𝒊𝒏𝒔𝒊𝒅𝒆 ?" you write them.

Ever since The Ballad of Sol and Luna my writing has contained quite a bit of music and even quite a bit of musical performances. these are the lyrics to songs from my universe, enjoy!

Clasa XII

Thoughts of a psychology/sociology amateur. This ''book'' is made out of a set of random, irrelevant to some people topics. ''How do people think?'', ''Why do they think like this?'', ''How do people act?'', ''Why do they act like this?'', ''Why would someone do this, but not that?'', ''Why would someone say this, but not that?'', ''Why would someone think this, but not that?''- What do you think? Those questions come up in my head a lot. I am a very curious person and i would love to know all the answers to those questions, but unfortunately let's be honest... Nobody does. No one knows the whole truth behind the human's brain and if they tell you they do- they're lying. Here you will not find any answers to any of those or other questions. As I said, I'm a so called ''amateur'' and the only thing I do is think about and try to develop those topics.

😁just wanna talk about how I feel in a crowd, and how I view everyone's thoughts...