social-sciences-help

[dry walrus]

hi may i ask you further in the personal chat if you dont mind? thanks!

[keen sky]

Sure!

[blazing root]

International Relations - International Law ✨ guidance?

Some terms i don't understand regarding these courses. Does any one has good grasp of these courses and give some guidance?

[stable talon]

Hey,for anyone who takes sociology what does Functional Differentiation mean?
tried googling it but the explanation doesn't make any sense to me especially when i try to connect the concept to the real world

[orchid cape]

The spot height (.277) is 277 meters?

Also

[daring nimbus]

Hi guys, I would like to ask if does anyone here knows about the concept of Justice by using Socratic dialectics??

[scarlet moss]

Hey guys can anyone help with my physics question

[oblique vault]

Hey y'all! If anyone needs help with APUSH, join my Google Classroom! The code is c2bjxsw! I have tons of resources there.

[oblique vault]

Hello guys.....I'm trying to find a better term for "Stereotypes in Men"
or the word to address the stereotyping specifically on males ?

[oblique vault]

Hello. I dont think there is another term for "Stereotypes in Men" other than male stereotypes. There is this term called "the Man Box" that you can use in certain situations. it refers to a set of stereotypical rules, expectations and behaviors on what makes a man "manly" and what "manly" behavior should look like.

a general term for the man box is Hegemonic Masculinity

[oblique vault]

oHhh i see I also considering thats that the case.... Thanks for the answer.....though I now have to revise my paper

[mighty solstice]

i have no idea if it counts as a social science thing but

https://forms.gle/9hW9r1wDaTjNLaXKA

i kinda need people to answer this thingie for maybe future projects

and like yeah

ill get no info other than the answers

[waxen stirrup]

answered! :')

[mighty solstice]

thank youu!!

[terse bay]

Answered ;3

[mighty solstice]

thank you so so much both of you ahksdfd <3333

[coral kelp]

Hi does anyone have a good issue happening in the world that is happening from September 1st onwards? I'm kinda doing this last minute

[oblique vault]

Assignment Number 1.

Complete your final draft of your summary of “The Date of Infamy.” Your summary should
• Be written in your own words.
• Include the author’s main, or central, idea.
• Include details and evidence to support this main idea.
• Highlight the logical relationships between the ideas presented in the original text.
• Show evidence of revisions based on suggestions gathered from the discussion assignment.
• Include a description of how you used the feedback to improve your summary.

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can someone please help me with this one. its due today and i only have a couple hours left please help me out

[oblique vault]

<@&717391911132069929>
this is everywhere.
sorry if i was wrong to ping
im a newbie

[celest tulip]

That’s okay! Thanks for telling us!

[frosty wagon]

Some self advocacies ideas

<@&717391911132069929>

[hollow vapor]

Which court is at apex level? in india

[oblique vault]

supreme cour

[hollow vapor]

k tq

[dry walrus]

https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-13-8043-3_3#citeas

can anyone help download this for me? i dont have access to Springer Link
TIA! ❤️

[wild silo]

well I've found pdf of the whole book in z library. hope that might help, the chapter that you've mentioned is in there : https://tr1lib.org/book/5247150/dc731e

[dry walrus]

oh thank you so much!! will check it out over there! 🙂

[dry walrus]

[INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS/INTERNATIONAL POLITICS/INTERNATIOANL STUDIES]

is anybody familiar with Japan's public diplomacy history/timeline, specifically in the context of Japan's sports diplomacy? e.g. Tokyo Olympics 2020, 1964 Olympics

if anybody is familiar with it, please enlighten me useful sources around these topics. thank you!

[bleak dirge]

in general how should one study for history exams on a specific unit? (im taking apush and its been kinda confusing on how to find a successful study method)

[oblique vault]

read the chapter thoroughly and make notes side by side
for dates, you can use excel and put all dates in once and then sort them

[green monolith]

It's been a while since I've taken history, and I've got no experience with apush, but it should still be generally applicable.

1. Develop a strong timeline of events. This is by far the most important thing when writing a history essay. You want to be able to continually explain how one event impacted another. For example, you may need to understand how conscription in the first world war in the USA and Britain lead to more women in the workforce, which in turn lead to women demanding more rights, eventually leading to suffrage for women. There isn't a quick way to do this, but it's the most fun in my opinion. You will eventually be able to form links between all of the major events and people, and be able to explain why A->B->C.

2. You're going to need to bring along lots of primary and secondary sources. In modern history you generally want a 50/50 split, in ancient history aim for a 75/25 split of primary/secondary. A great place to start is at the bottom of wikipedia pages, or sources at the back of a textbook. For ancient history in particular, there are books that exist for each civilisation that will be your bible for primary sources - they'll have a particular artefact or poem or written history, followed by a paragraph explaining what the source is and why it's important.

3. Now you're gonna have to piece them together. One popular technique for this is to get a large piece of paper and write out a complete timeline with links between events, and sources for each of those events. I wasn't a huge fan of this, I kept a lot of it in my head most of the time, and listened to Khan Academy videos to constantly remind myself of timelines (I can still remember much of the Vietnam War video 4 years on!). Now you've just got to structure your essay, which is the easiest step if you're well prepared. Write essays and hand them into your teacher for feedback and ask for good examples of essays. If you're got steps 1 and 2 down, you're gonna have an easy time!

[dry walrus]

[ URGENT! NEED HELP FROM FELLOW JAPANESE-LANGUAGE SPEAKERS ]

https://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTotal-DBYX201901011.htm

hi does anybody have access to this Japanese website? trying to upload a journal article but unfortunately i have no knowledge whatsoever in the Japanese language. if you are a japanese-language native speaker who can help me out, it would mean so much to me.

[crisp junco]

It's chinese 🙂 Can't help, sorry

[dry walrus]

yeah i just figured from other study servers lol but anyways thanks!

thanks for letting me know it's chinese haha

[rough dove]

anyone read ellen Meiksins Wood - origin of capitalism? really could need some help here lel

[pine scarab]

does anyone know the answer, what does examining everyday objects from ancient greek world reveal about these societies that texts cannot?

[green monolith]

You'd want to bring up the fact that most of the surviving texts from ancient greece don't accurately describe everyday life. For the most part they're mythology, literature/philosophy, or histories.

[pine scarab]

thank you very much🛐

[glacial beacon]

im very confused on an assignment 🥲 if anyone knows how to read journal articles, could you lend me a quick minute?
we are supposed to read an adolescent development journal article, and just basically see if the authors hypotheses were supported or not. however there are no Hypothesis section in this article... only an introduction to most of the key concepts and thats it. plus they are tackling 4 semi separated problem so im not even sure if im supposed to be looking for 4 hypotheses?

[tranquil karma]

Has anyone ever read Antiphon’s On Truth ?

( Political sciences/Philosophy)

[rugged cloak]

"per capita consumption of steel"
what does it mean

[oblique vault]

Best I can do: The amount of steel consumed by an individual that was produced by a given entity like a country or maybe company in a specific time-frame

[keen sky]

Per capita consumption means the use of goods and services by each individual per annum

Per capita consumption of steel is basically steel used by each person of that particular country that yr

[uneven portal]

it probably just means "total steel consumed" divided by "total number of people"

[dry walrus]

if you subscribe to The Diplomat and can open this page, please do let me know. thank you in advance!does anybody have access to this ?

https://magazine.thediplomat.com/#/issues/-MfDZ4viNORCkcGpJDLY/preview/-MfDZ6w3P8Tbc_GdNB1f

[oblique vault]

use mobile to zoom in better

[prisma ember]

Anyone know about conflict theory and deviance that could help explain it?

[unkempt portal]

hey, so I am going to be giving an architecture exam and the required subjects in high school for it are physics and maths, my school doesn't allow us to take that those two with history and the exam has a history section as well, the syllabus is this-

For the historical section, the questions may concern such topics as the aspects characterizing twentieth-century history and the current world (industrialization and post-industrial society; the acquisition of fundamental rights; new subjects and movements; the welfare state and its crisis; processes of globalization and conflicts across the world), The test aims to check consistent general criteria of chronological knowledge with regard to key figures and phenomena of historical importance (over the course of ancient history, the early and late medieval period, the modern age and the contemporary age). This general historical/chronological knowledge will also be tested by way of verifying knowledge closely linked to specific artistic and architectural events (works of architecture or artistic movements)...

i was wondering if you guys knew any books/sites where I can cover these topics and what should I be reading,, also sorry for long msg id rlly appreciate the help 🙂

[dry walrus]

if you subscribe to The Diplomat and can open this page, please do let me know. thank you in advance! does anybody have access to this ?

https://magazine.thediplomat.com/#/issues/-MfDZ4viNORCkcGpJDLY/preview/-MfDZ6w3P8Tbc_GdNB1f

[dry walrus]

hi there, i hope this helps a little but in journal articles, some writers dont often implicitly say their hypothesis (?) some just kind of write it in between the lines? this is just something my lecturer is currently teaching us in classes because we are learning how to write a journal article

[glacial beacon]

halo! i think that was what i was struggling with haha :") am only a second year and new to apa and the like so it was difficult to see what it was? thank u for the reply uwu

[dry walrus]

i see no problem at all! i also struggle with this myself tbh. it all comes down to lots of practicing and revising! if you need a peer review, you can send me your work and i'll try to scheme through it and give comments that i felt where you can improve on ! 🙂

[oblique vault]

What are some of the positive outcomes of climate change? I need examples for social, environmental and political factors.

[dry walrus]

hi, study hustlers!

does anybody have access to this? if so, pls download this for me and send it to me via direct message. thank you in advance!

https://www.jstor.org/stable/26909941

[jolly fossil]

i have access i think

what do you want me to do @dry walrus

[dry walrus]

thank you so much! i already got it, thank youuuu! ^^ uwaaa so happy so many people helped

https://tenor.com/view/thank-you-alice-in-wonderland-thanks-gif-9790628

[jolly fossil]

no problem

[oblique vault]

Hey guys! please does someone have access to this text book: Hernandez,G (2019) International law. Oxford university press, If yes can you send it to me via dm, thankuuu

[lucid sable]

Anyone here doing IB Economics? If so do you have an Anki deck by chance?

[keen sky]

thats just the preview

[keen sky]

: Hernandez,G is the author of International law?

[sharp axle]

hey
so basically i have to write an essay on UK and brexit et
can anyone clear this?

EU was made in 1993 but EC (european community) was made in 1973 which later became EU , so did UK found the EU with other countries or was a later member in the EU
cuz i was writing about
eco conditions of UK after joining,during and leaving the EU
so wud it be
eco conditions of UK after founding ,during and elaving the EU

please do ping if u answer i tend to forget

[oblique vault]

Yes he is the author

[drifting tide]

@keen sky

[oblique vault]

Hey, how would you contrast fascism and communism talking about national identity and approaches to peace and war?

[rough dove]

anyone studying european integration or has knowledge in political integration?

[oblique vault]

i need academic articles or books for one of the countries in Africa, Asia or Latin America about the development trajectory since 1945

can anyone help me?

[solid sparrow]

The board of a wooden horse carousel performs 60 laps in 5 minutes. It is animated by a
uniform rotational movement.

1. What is the angular speed of the plate, expressed in rad.s-1?
2. Calculate the speeds of two wooden horses located 3.0m and 5.0m from the center of rotation.
3. Calculate the distances they cover in 5.0 minutes.

please help me

[devout dagger]

I think you meant to send it to #science-help

@solid sparrow

[dry walrus]

anyone have access to this?
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/epdf/10.1111/aepr.12127

if u do, pls send it to me via direct message. thanks!

[crude copper]

https://balsilliepapers.ca/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/Elcombe-Balsillie-Paper-RT.pdf

Quick tip: If you want to find a study or article you do not have access to do this

Put the name of the study in the search bar (has to be google)
Then put a space and end with "filetype:pdf" all in one.

Ex. "Role of Sport in International Relations: National Rebirth and Renewal filteype:pdf"
This filters through PDF results and will 99% of the times give you the study

[dry walrus]

Thank you so much!! I didnt know it would work like that! Will surely try that hack soon!

[quick valley]

Hi

I was wondering if someone could help me on an essay on altruism. The deadline is in 2 days and i am truly stuck

[dry walrus]

https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/24704067.2021.1952092?journalCode=rgsm20

anyone have access to this?

[rustic tendon]

Hi, does anyone happen to have any Anki decks on AP US History?

[ivory sleet]

Hey! could anyone who studied Political Science suggest some sources for me to learn about Historical Materialism? Something that's easy to understand is preferable and should be in English ofc. Thanks so much!

[ivory sleet]

Hey! if you have the url/Doi, you could try using Science hub . se to get access to any article.

[dry walrus]

yeah i tried it the other day but it dint work so thats why i often ask here when i cant do that or the ":filetype:pdf" on google scholar trick

but thank you so much for the suggestion

🙂

[ivory sleet]

oh sorry didn't see that.

[ivory sleet]

hehe no problem!

[dry walrus]

no probs

[oblique vault]

hi guys! could anyone explain the concept of regression in psychology pleasee? because i can't really grasp the definition

[crude copper]

Regression is often described as a reaction/defense mechanism that causes someone return to a past developmental stage. For example a teenager might start wetting the bed again after visiting the hospital. This is a child regressing to a past stage where he wet the bed. This is especially important potent in child psychology.

[oblique vault]

ohhhh okay tysm!!! I think I needed an example to understand it😁

[oblique vault]

Anybody know how to prepare for a critical thinking exam? Its basically about arguments, premise, conclusion, ladder of inference, inductive and deductive reasoning and stuff. Have my exam on the 8th if someone can help.

[fresh gazelle]

Hi, sorry, this is incorrect, or at least not the most common use of the word regression in psychology literature. Though the word "regression" can be used in the way described by intro, it is likely not what you are referring to. Regression is a type of statistical analysis that is used to estimate the strength of the relationship between variables. It is similar to correlation, but is more sophisticated. Linear regression is the foundation of most statistics used in psychology.

[crude copper]

Yeah two regressions but I think she would’ve corrected me if she was anywhere near statistics but thanks for clarifying

[potent quest]

Adding to cmoore's reply about regression in statistics, regression analysis is also used to know the direction of the relationship. In some relationship cases, variable A might be the one that causes the variable B, or vice versa. Variable B might be the one causing A. If you've done the regression analysis, then you'll be able to determine is it A that is causing B, or is it B that is causing A.

[oblique vault]

any topic suggestions on ethical reasoning?

For a 15-20 mins presentation

[raw bronze]

Yo, can someone explain me pressure and wind system

[fluid dragon]

There are many ethical issues about which people hold very strong
opinions—abortion, gun control, and the death penalty, to name a
few. If you were a team member on a project with someone whom you
knew held an opinion different from yours on one of these issues,
would it affect your ability to work effectively with this person? Why or
why not?

[lucid sable]

anyone here know anything about philosophy and Sir Francis Bacon?

[frail summit]

Hey! could anyone refer me to books and academic articles on international space law?

[winged agate]

hi all, high school economics question: what is the simple formula for aggregate supply?? I only remember aggregate demand (AD = C + I + G +X -M) and google is giving me various answers that look way too complicated

[lean dagger]

can anyone here thats studying poli sci or history tell me how they study? im trying to use digital flashcards atm is that a good choice? it feels like it takes a lot of time just to make them

[winged agate]

hi there, I am currently doing 12 units of social sciences for my HSC (I'm not sure if that means anything to you) but I have found that the best way to study is to use digital flashcards to remember facts, and to continually practice analysis so that you have a deep understanding of the conceptual basis. for history in particular I use cards to memorise dates, names, statistics and historians; then I constantly do practice essay questions. It takes a lot of time to make them, but if you use them correctly then the facts become imbedded in your long term memory and your analysis is always detailed

[lean dagger]

thank you for that!!

[slate vector]

anyone doing an economics major in university? i’m a year one student struggling 😭

[rigid fable]

what are you struggling with ? :)

[slate vector]

well im struggling in general its a microeconomics course and I was wondering if i could turn to anyone here for help? :0

[nimble jasper]

'Space Law and Government' - Andrew Gallagher Haley

[rigid fable]

Im on my third year of studying economic science, if you need any help you can DM me

[frail summit]

Thaaaanks Isaac! 😊

[grim granite]

As a STEM guy my understanding social science is being socialize! 🦅 now please elaborate what actually social science really is? How they impact etc etc!

[acoustic ember]

Hi i am graduating for poli sci this year, and one things that has helped me is mind mapping . so you take the central theme and from it you draw out the key aspects that you have to remember ,once this is done i create a very simple story, so simple that i can explain it to a child

[civic dune]

this may not be related to social sciences, but how do you manage to keep up, memorize, and survive History classes. I personally cannot bear them, in my country, its all memorization (which is probably the same case in all other countries), especially with the fact that i have an exam tommorow and ended up procrastinating till 8 PM. What are your stratergies to studying and memorizing tedious subjects like these????

[oblique vault]

I can completely relate to you. The process I use can be time consiming, but it does the job so I hope it helps some. I usually take regular notes on the chapter(s) assigned. then I watch a few crashcourse videos on youtube. These videos help me so much and sumarize a lot of what your reading into main points. After that I rewrite my notes and simplify them. By now, you've gone over your notes about 3 times and most of the essential info sticks. You could also try to use mnemonics if you want to memorize rather than analyze. Heres the link to the crashcourse youtube channel. (https://www.youtube.com/c/crashcourse) They cover many topics, but history wise i think they mainly focus on american history (im not sure if thats what your studying or not😅 ). Best of luck on your exam!

[slate vector]

well social science is a VERY broad term and can encompass just about everything (history, geography, psychology, sociology, economics , politics , ig stuff like law aswell etc.) and I think GENERALLY these subjects helps us get a better understanding of the world around us but thats just how i see it

[grim granite]

Thanks a lot for your valuable explanation.

[pseudo aspen]

I'm working on a small psychology project for my club, do anyone know how to counter the bandwagon?

[oblique vault]

[General]
I think it cannot be challenge directly since its "the people" ; you can strategically use the snob effect.

[individual]
be aware of it
critical thinking

[fluid dragon]

Your friend is considering using an online service to
identify people with compatible personalities and attractive
physical features who would be interesting to date. Your
friend must first submit some basic personal information,
then complete a five-page personality survey, and finally
provide several recent photos. Would you advise your
friend to do this?

[fluid dragon]

help pls

[oblique vault]

no

[oblique vault]

No

[fluid dragon]

y?

[oblique vault]

coz it might not be a trustworthy place to put up your info

[oblique vault]

does anyone want to read an email i sent about a national hotline?

[oblique vault]

damn ok no one really cares about me

[upbeat mirage]

Can anyone help me with a quick thing on polisci?

Basically, if we are a leader who's country is about to enter a democracy, which regime is better: parliamentary, semi-presidential or presidential?

[glacial cobalt]

google

[upbeat mirage]

ah yes, I sure didn't think of the obvious 😄

[plucky yacht]

depends of the context of the country, presidential is better for the leader because powers are very separated, so there is a greater stability for the president, but people have more opportunity to express themselves in a semi-presidential or parliamentary regime, so if the leader is supported by a great majority, these maybe better as here, people will be more represented and it is the general idea of what a democracy is (I'm far from being an expert, this is just some memory from my lectures)

[dry walrus]

can anyone download this and send it to me here ASAP?
https://academic.oup.com/irap/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/irap/lcab015/6345396?redirectedFrom=fulltext

[modern willow]

hii hii! is anyone here familiar with Rawls' Theory of Justice as Fairness? i'm kinda lost on his 2nd principle : (

[plucky yacht]

It's the principle of equality of chances, which aims to counterbalance the effect of the "social lotery" (basically no one deserve to be born in a rich/poor family etc). For him, this social lotery have a very big impact on how someone is going to live his life, according to the social context he comes from. So, the main institution for the equality of chances is school. But, the idea of equality of chances is insufficient, as there are not only differences among individuals based on the family context, there is also a "natural lotery" wich is the unequal distribution of natural faculties (intelligence for example)

[normal grove]

Hi i remember i watched a lot of videos on yt last year to study that, if u look it up maybe u can find something useful

[modern willow]

thank u for this!

[modern willow]

thanks! i'll look for videos as well to get a better grasp of the concept : )

[normal grove]

Good studying!

[dry walrus]

anyone got this book?

The Culture of National Security
Norms and Identity in World Politics
Edited by Peter J. **

[dry walrus]

Thanks, but thats not the version i was looking gor

[dry walrus]

Thanks, i got it yesterday :) just the 1990s version, not the 2018 one i was looking for

[balmy osprey]

No worries, enjoy!

[tranquil wraith]

guys help me with c++

who know how to do cooding from this

eh im in wrong group sorry very much

[slender trail]

hello? so i just needed some help. i completed my 12th grade. so can anyone tell me what can i do w sociology?

[oblique vault]

hey guys i need help with the one question about the world health organisation, pls tag me if u can help me

[woeful wing]

Result of a quick google research:
"Job Titles for Sociology Majors and Minors:
-Banker.
-Business analyst.
-Consumer relations specialist.
-Human resources manager.
-Market analyst.
-Merchandiser/purchaser.
-Project manager.
-Quality control manager.

Is this what u were searching for or did I misunderstand your question?

[slender trail]

hey thanku sm. yeah i needed this.

[woeful wing]

No problem, good luck with your orientation/decision! 🙂

[echo flame]

Hey,
does anyone know where to find good sources for history assignments?

[uneven portal]

There are lots of jobs you could get with a undergraduate degree in sociology that any other major could get (like HR or secretarial jobs). But the ones that are more specific to sociology are things like: nonprofits; public policy/government; social work; law; or academia (I.e. getting advanced degrees in sociology and becoming a professor). I’m sure there are lots others but sociology isn’t my field. Here’s another list: https://www.utm.utoronto.ca/careers/careers-by-major-sociology#sample job listings

[slender trail]

thankyou for this !! it's rlly helpful💌

[woeful wing]

Due to translation I don't understand what u are looking for. Can you describe what you mean?

[echo flame]

Sorry about that, I need to write 12-15 pages about the question "patterns of legitimation of Spain's slave-system" (Idk if that's a good translation) and I don't really know where to find valid information.

[latent iris]

You can search up sources like Google Scholar, WorldCat or any university's library if you have access to it

[woeful wing]

You can also watch out for the references in wikipedia, articles and stuff. There often is relevant literature with valid informations.

[echo flame]

Ok, thanks a lot!

[woeful wing]

You can use serious Youtube Videos or documentaries about that topic to get into it. Sometimes it helps with figuring out helpful keywords to look for.
Serious Channels also have references. 👍

[uneven portal]

?mod

@sick whale

^

[sick whale]

?

[uneven portal]

Sorry, there was a guy phishing and I didn’t realize there was a report feature

[sick whale]

np lol

[crystal sandal]

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[dusk sphinx]

hello does anyone know what marginal nationalism is

[oblique vault]

Hello...I would like to know if you already got an answer. Cause I got the aame question as yours.

[dusk sphinx]

i actually havent sadge

im assuming that its the nationalism that promotes nation dtate like patriotism and unlike the aggresive and expansionist nationalisms such as chauvinism

[oblique vault]

"It refers to the nationalistic movement characteristic of border territories and populations such as Alsace, Lorraine, Silesia, Schleswig, the Saar and the Rhineland, the Italo-Austrian and Swiss frontier, and similar strategic areas in Europe."

You can read more here: https://www.journals.uchicago.edu/doi/pdf/10.1086/217296

Presumably, it means nationalist movements taking place at the literal margins of a politically organized community/state\

[dusk sphinx]

thank you!

[oblique vault]

HOLA

[fringe swift]

does anyone have ap gov unit 2 notes dm

[tardy pumice]

Any one post graduate under gratulate student native English speaker can help me it argent matter dm

[normal talon]

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[sick whale]

thanks, the message was deleted

[normal talon]

Welcome

[oblique vault]

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[next nova]

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[lean quarry]

is there anyone who is caring of climate crisis?

or someone who is in fff

[bronze jolt]

Does any one have.. Hammond solutions

[dire walrus]

hi everyone! i haven't been able to get responses for my psychology research project. if you guys could fill this questionnaire out, it would be a great help !!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfhBWZ_F8k64tjP88XGum76GLHw_D193kTD9VuKANrkNp_U3Q/viewform

[nocturne linden]

done

[teal patio]

??

[thick bluff]

what's fff?

[lean quarry]

fridays for future

[thick bluff]

i work on climate/social issues but im not part of that, are you?

[lean quarry]

I am not yet

But i work on climate issues too

[warm pulsar]

What’s it like taking forensic psych

[sly forge]

hi

[runic tartan]

History repeats 🚱

[granite kite]

Can anyone help with class 11 eco

[long oriole]

Hi

[cerulean holly]

Which topic?

[vivid wyvern]

Anyone know python here?

[hollow plinth]

done!

[wanton burrow]

I'm not in ffff but I really wanna do something for the environment! I wonder what can i do to help in this issue

[lean quarry]

oh that is awesome! thank you for minding about climate

[timid sundial]

My realtives say that if you study that much you will become insane and also they somehow know some examples 😂. I study around 10 hrs a day, can someone actually become insane by studying only? If yes that what is the threshold.

[devout dagger]

I think 10hrs a day is excessive. That leaves little to no room for other important aspects of life : rest, social life, sports, ...

[echo fog]

right said

[paper wasp]

My friend took it, they love the curriculum, although you do face a limiting boundary of learning country-specific laws, and you have to learn a lot of laws.

[crimson nebula]

guys i need a help regarding how to memorize long paragraphs

[amber gorge]

It's big task
But first you should understand what the paragraph is actually about
Then split it in points like 1), 2), 3)....
Then you can underline key words and try to make sentences on your own using those words.

I prefer not memorizing each and every ans from any book or answer books instead try to write what you know.

Also u can make a story of the ans to remember or you can remember difficult words using some items
For example 'calcareus' is exoskeleton on phylum echinodermata (it's from classification of animal kingdom bio)
Now if I want to remember 'calcareus' word ill split it CAL (calculator) CARE (eng word careing) US (we..us..)
In this way I can remember the word and it's spelling too

This sounds childish but that's how I remember half of book and its fun

[amber gorge]

And when I try to remember big paragraph of ans sometimes I make actions like I am teaching a 2yrs old kid it's fun and easy
For ex, loaloa is animal example on roundworms (same topic in bio)
I do hand wave cause loaloa sounds like wave ...and yeah hehe

[crimson nebula]

thank you so much man ,this was great

thanks again for such a detailed reply

[rough dove]

hey guys, its about a term paper for policy making in the EU (its international relations i believe) - i really just need an example of how somebdy writes it. its my first and i struggle pretty hard. please text me if you can help

[glacial crest]

hi, can someone help me find and give me sources of people who got executed for committing small crimes?

[karmic robin]

Hi can someone explain informational influence and normative influence in group polarization in social psychology pls

[strong wadi]

hi guys! is there anyone who can help me with my microeconomics problem set?

[rough dove]

hey i someone capeable to explain the bretton woods system to me?

[plucky yacht]

You need to write a policy proposition as if you were the comission ? In any case, I suggest you looking one real example up, it's very long but you can get the structure and what it consists in

[dire silo]

anyone knows the answer {w explanation pls 😦 }

[quick acorn]

polska gurom🇵🇱

[violet cove]

Hi

[quick valley]

hey any cbse humanities student?

[oblique vault]

I might be late but from what i read 💀 normative influence in is conformity to a group because you want to be liked and information influence is confirmity because on the basis of information provided to you, wether you think its right or wrong. Normative behaviour leads to group think nd group polarisation occurs under informational influence...i think

This is the simplest way i could explaim. There are other phenomenon in confirmity. Like ppl want to confirm to norms because of social inhibition or when we operate on social modes where we assume other person has more knowledge about the topic than we do

[safe pelican]

✋🐧 yes!

[karmic robin]

thank you soo much ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ

[elder crescent]

this is a random question but does anyone know of a database or website that has articles which have japanese economic data since the 1900s?

[oblique vault]

idts that they are on the internet anymore. should be in the imperial archives ig. not sure

[safe pelican]

Is there a youtube channel or a site or compilation of essays that teaches the history and the present political scenario of different parts of the world?

[oblique vault]

i remember there was this show on discovery or something it was called history of the world

entire documentary series

it was time consuming but also fun to watch

[muted orbit]

crash course

[safe pelican]

I see. Thank you. Ill check it out 💗

[safe pelican]

Is there a crash course for it? Thanks! I didn't know.

[muted orbit]

I think i’ve seen one on crash course, but im not sure its all that specific either. Its more general if that makes sense

[safe pelican]

I understand. Like if i look for stuff topic wise, I'll find it. thank you

[fast scroll]

anyone do psychology here, and know about memory, got some semantics id like to clarify

[hazy bloom]

:flushed: only 13+ :flushed: are allowed to look at my about me :smirk_cat:

[sage fjord]

???

[young surge]

wtf mods?

[lilac pewter]

what do you need?

[mortal mural]

stopppppppppppp this

[oblique vault]

Yess

[crystal sandal]

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[copper mesa]

Anyone know why this is incorrect

[twin sage]

I think this quote is refering to the Milgram experiment where subjects would give electric shock to people because they were told to do so by an authority figure. They even increased the intensity of these shocks when the authority figure told them to increase it, knowing well that this would severely harm or kill the person. So the exp usually tells us how people can do 'bad' things just because an authority figure told them to do it even if it is something against their own moral values and judgement.

[dapper granite]

whats social science based on?

like psychology how minds work and think etc?

[molten totem]

hello guys, I'm studying communication but to do my thesis I have a philosophy topic (political communication with phronesis) if someone has read an article on something related it would help me a lot it's for Monday ; ) thank u

[verbal reef]

Hello ! Anyone from class 12 humanities here ?? INDIA I wish to have a study buddy for like a month till the exams are over

[ocean jacinth]

Who does a level politics, law or PE?

[fast lagoon]

can anyone help me find the difference between morphological and deriviational errors during reading duties for patients with dyslexia?

[real verge]

Any one doing psychology here

[amber blade]

About what ?

[real verge]

I picked the course for next term,that is the reason why am asking.

[fast lagoon]

let me know if I can help u

[muted dagger]

i can try! but derivation is part of morphology, im not sure if ure asking about differences between those two...?

[light plaza]

i got a quick question what is the real point of studying history?

[glacial drift]

me bro

[modern citrus]

general knowledge. except that there is no real point.

[hybrid dust]

The main point is to study the past to learn why things happen in the present. That’s the mayor benefit of studying history. I’ll give you an example: the way the Spanish colonized Latin America was very different from how the British did in North America, hence the big development difference on the present between this two regions.

Things like that make history vital for other social sciences.

[candid grove]

I guess that by studying history you can learn from others mistakes and successes. The way that its usually taught in schools doesn't really do this though, so I think it kinda has to be self taught. That being said though, I think the great part of history is that it gives context that mere statistics and hard science cannot, and you can apply the things you learn in your own life. History is pretty vast, there's absolutely a ton of things you can learn from.

[light plaza]

I mean basically all the things I have learnt from history is don't go into politics lol but I'll say sure

[stark urchin]

did anyone do a malcolm vs martin dbq?
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vYGfYDV8QzGcTH0QNEnFbGN6N7GhQz2B/view
its for apush and im having trouble with it lol

[oblique vault]

Not sure but the answer you chose was about a compliance technique while the question is about an obedience study by milgram as someone else previously explained. Idk which of these answer will be the correct one tho

[mighty summit]

hi i have language science exams but i can't understand how it works is there someone who can give me tips ?

[eternal ocean]

Does anyone here do politics at university?

[real verge]

@fast lagoon alright

[oblique vault]

What are the topics in your syllabus??

[mighty summit]

It was the introduction to language sciences

[lean dagger]

yes

[oblique vault]

does anyone know how to read like two books in one night? like fast reading for 500 pages, i have no choice

[hexed raptor]

it depends on the books you need to read, can you tell us a bit about them? I am asking because the process differs from let's say fiction and scientific literature

[oblique vault]

law literature, i'm using acrobat to read them for me, couldn't think of anything elsd

[hexed raptor]

it's allright with acrobat, like it's just a reading medium

[hexed raptor]

and if you want to read a lot and fast you need to read smart not hard

go to the glossary of the book, and scan throught the chapters

you'll see stuff like introductions to chapters, you can focus on introductions since they sum up the contents of the chapter itself

then while reading a chapter or a part of the book and you encounter a quote like "Machiavelli said that...." 9/10 times you can skip over that because it's just an oppinion about the subject at hand and not required for the understanding of the chapter itself

you have a tool in adobe reader called highlight, you can use that to highlight the most important part of the page

keep in mind that the most important part of the page sometimes it's just a sentence which describes the whole page as a whole

if you want an example of all of this you can send me the name of the book you need to read and I'll try to show you my method in action

[storm nebula]

tell me about the abolition of slavery??

tdm me

dm me

[uneven portal]

it was a good idea

[spark canopy]

Slavery Abolition Act, (1833), in British history, act of Parliament that abolished slavery in most British colonies, freeing more than 800,000 enslaved Africans in the Caribbean and South Africa as well as a small number in Canada. It received Royal Assent on August 28, 1833, and took effect on August 1, 1834.

[storm nebula]

thanks👍

[regal turtle]

anyone done logic for philosophy intro?

[solemn panther]

wtf

[hazy river]

Audio de Pedro Morago

[oblique vault]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9O8LaUhluHI

[urban flame]

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