Capitalism and Sociopathy: A Relationship Gone Sour
Capitalism is both primarily economic theory but can also function as a social theory that effects its inhabitants in many facets of their lives. Much of the way it acheives […]
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Language Creates Consciousness: Behaviorism and the Origin of Consciousness (A short account)
The idea of consciousness has permeated our discussions all throughout subjects like psychology and philosophy. The phenomenon has been known by many different names; awareness, self-reflectiveness, self-knowledge, cognizance, internal supervision […]
Cognitive Dissonance and Ironic Process Theory: An Insidious Partnership
I wanted to dedicate my first post in this blog to two psychological phenomenon that function and guide our way of thinking at its most fundamental standing: cognitive dissonance and […]
