Travis Hirschi presented four social bonds that promote socialization and conformity, these four social bonds are: attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief. Hirschi believed that if the four social bonds are implemented properly, the likelihood of delinquency is dramatically decreased. Hirschi applied his theory to a high school in california where approx 4000 students were given a survey analyzing the four social bonds Hirschi presented, the results reflected Hirschi’s theory, suggesting…
agreeableness, conscientious-ness, openness, and neuroticism (Costa and McCrae, 1992; McCrae and John, 1992; John and Srivastava, 1999). 2.1. Extraversion Extraversion is indicated by positive feelings (emotions) and tendency to seek partnership of others. It reperesents the tendency to be sociable, assertive, active, upbeat, cheerful, optimistic, and talkactive. Such individuals like people, prefer groups, enjoy excitement, and experience positive effect such as energy and excitement (Costa…
Simon, in his book, introduced six sexual lenses that we could use in order to identify and understand the sexual tendency of current culture. In this chapter, he identified "Covenantal Lens," "Procreative Lens," "Romantic Lens," "Plain Sex Lens," "Power Lens," and finally, "Expressive Lens." I believe that it is very hard for us to find a single lens to identify the sexual tendency of the pop culture as many of these lenses are intertwined and progressive to one another. I believe, however,…
Newspaper king Charles Foster Kane, is dead. The gap shots show Xanadu, Kane's monumental, rich, and currently matted estate in Everglade State. Interspersed with segments of his short subject necrology are scenes from his life and death. Most puzzling are his last moments: clutching a snowglobe, he mutters the word "rosebud." Kane, whose life was news and whose newspapers not solely reportable however fashioned opinion, was central to his time, a heroic figure. The short subject editor feels…
Kant’s distinction between the beautiful and the sublime is very similar to the division Nietzsche makes between the Apollonian and Dionysian tendencies in art. They both claim that there are aesthetic experiences that are oriented towards a form or rational ideal (Nietzsche believes this ideal to be a dream), but there are also aesthetic experiences that expose man to limitlessness and formlessness. However, Kant and Nietzsche are not going to agree on what an aesthetic experience of the…
Some experiments show young children who can barely speak choosing their similar race of the doll to play with, identified their similar race as the prettier race, and stated that their race was the nicest. This psychological tendency is due to the fact that these children were most familiar with their immediate family. Many of the harmful motives people have to be racist such as self-esteem, survival, and positive distinctiveness, are all naturally occurring psychological aspects…
it’s significant to either of these corrective approaches. Let’s examine the word recidivism, which the dictionary defines as a method where an individual whose has previously committed a criminal act goes back to their bad habit forming tendencies. These tendencies can involve criminal activities such as “a killing, battering, stealing, manslaughter and illegal paraphernalia (Bohm & Haley (n.d). Each of these crimes is severe offenses that involve recidivism, which can stem from a mental…
The motivating question for the Quinlan & Quinlan article is how does child development associate with parenting practices that in turn may develop cultural patterns related to insecurity and aggression? When there is often environmental risk parents respond by adjusting their behaviors. If not able to reduce or eliminate these risk the parents may focus more on mating rather than parenting. Shifting parental efforts may lead to more offspring and a low-intensity childcare creating a potential…
misconceptions have blurred the definition of a gang and when a gang is officially a gang. It is also important to discuss why a gang matters. Gangs have specific characteristics such as; claiming territory, honor based on conflict, and aggressive tendencies. The characteristics are important in identifying a gang to protect our community. According to current federal law the term gang is defined as a group, club, organization, or association of five or more persons (Howell, pg.57). These…
activities and social outcomes. However, constrained or very low resources and low ranks tend to create the lower class for individuals (Griffin and Hargis 21). I also agree that lower ranks in the society tend to supplement contextualized tendencies. These tendencies create social forces that allow the control of life outcomes of certain individuals (Kraus, Piff, Mendoza-Denton, Rheinschmidt, and Keltner 551). Abundant resources, on the other hand, may create upper social ranks that supplement…