The Urges

sociocultural environment of institutional education, and these societal pressures to have children are clear when we study the population of childless families as well as the lack of scientific evidence to support the claim that childbearing is an innate urge. Dr. Veenhoven begins in his article, Is There an Innate Need for Children, by saying…

The freudian Id is representative of our most primitive urges,these being pleasure seeking and destructive urges. The pleasure seeking urges represent such things as feeding and sexual desire, while the destructive one represents violent action to protect yourself or to achieve a goal. One character whom depicts freudian id well is Pennywise the main antagonist from the movie and book It written by Stephen King. Pennywise is a clown like character who comes out of hibernation every 27 years and…

is the urge towards existence as oneself, or the ‘self dynamic’ (Rodriguez, 2014). The second dynamic is the ‘sex dynamic’. The sex dynamic is broken up into to categories, the act of sex, and the family unit (Rodriguez, 2014). The third dynamic is the urge towards existence in groups, which is called the ‘group dynamic’ (Rodriguez, 2014). The fourth dynamic is the urge towards existence as or of mankind, which is called the ‘mankind dynamic’ (Rodriguez, 2014). The fifth dynamic is the urge…

in the day because, students have the urge to sleep in class, fully rested students have better memory, and later school starting times show improvement in performances.should To begin with, schools should start later in the day because, students have the urge to sleep in class. James Mass, a lead expert of sleep says, “ Trying to educate teenagers so early in the morning does no good. Even if lectures and activities are interesting and stimulating, the urge to sleep still reduces alertness,…

the ‘science of sexuality’ and ‘erotic art’. Both of these representations of sexuality can be seen as a significant contribution to societies’ harsh judgment towards weight loss. A main focus of Foucault’s claim can be related to the suppression of urges in both the sexual sense and the nourishment sense. Additionally, Foucault discusses the role of ‘preserving health’ to reproduce that derived from the sexualization of a woman’s body. This idea of objectifying the body of women in order to be…

exhibit explosive outburst of anger and even more severe to the point of rage. People with IED have fits of unplanned anger that are usually unequal to the situation, real or perceived. The most common example of fits of anger over a minimal situation is road rage. In some instances, individuals have had changes in mood, tension, and energy before an outburst occurs. IED is categorized under the "Disruptive, Impulse-Control, and Conduct Disorders". This disorder is difficult to fit into one…

Descartes believes that the mind and the body are two separate things. However, Princess Elisabeth is skeptical of this claim and asks Descartes how it is possible that our body appears to act as a result of our thoughts, if our mind were to be strictly a thinking substance with no connection to our body. This is the mind-body problem. To further exemplify her point, Princess Elisabeth explains that in her experience, physical things move as a result of another physical thing acting upon it,…

brain in a notebook (the brain –in my case- is what causes my urges to binge) and I give it a name. It’s called Hipus. I give it an attitude, a personality, even an appearance. Hipus is not me. Is part of my subcortex which is what creates my urges to eat big amounts of food. Hipus is an irrational, it’s impulsive, it’s obsessive. But he loves me, and I love him because he keeps me alive. Every time Hipus “wakes” and brings to me those urges to eat, I go and tell him to shut up. I literally go…

Psychology is the study of behavior and, embracing all aspects of human experience. Psychology is a science that works toward understanding an individual or group’s mindset. Learning the different aspects in psychology can help one to understand why an organism functions the way it does. Some of these aspects include human development, social behavior, health, and etc. Psychology relates to my everyday life because it involves negative reinforcement/negative punishment,…

Ma’am” by Langston Hughes deals with how experiences can create the urge or need to change. The main character in this story is Roger, he is a troubling 15 year old, and tries to steal Mrs. Jones’ purse. This lead to Mrs Jones grabbing on to Roger (not letting him escape from her), and teaching him a lesson on misbehaving. Roger’s attempt at stealing trying to steal Mrs. Jones purse (in the alleyway) lead to regret, and an urge to change. When Roger tries to steal Mrs. Jones purse, Mrs. Jones…