Some good and interesting books for general reading on mob psychology, social psycholgy, and related topics?
Q. Some good and interesting books for general reading on mob psychology, social psycholgy, and related topics?
Asked by gladrags_100 - Mon May 26 05:17:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try 'Key Studies in Psychology' (4th Edition) by Richard Gross. It covers all the main branches in psychology through different studies in a very comprehensive way. Hope this helps!
Answered by Bess - Mon May 26 10:11:05 2008
Q. Some good and interesting books for general reading on mob psychology, social psycholgy, and related topics?
Asked by gladrags_100 - Mon May 26 05:17:09 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try 'Key Studies in Psychology' (4th Edition) by Richard Gross. It covers all the main branches in psychology through different studies in a very comprehensive way. Hope this helps!
Answered by Bess - Mon May 26 10:11:05 2008
Why do people get trampled to death?
Q. I mean, a Wal-Mart employee was killed when a new video game system was released and I just learned that in Germany, 15 people were killed in a tunnel at a techno music gathering. What's wrong with people? Is it mob psychology? Or simply being heartless?
Asked by I Luv Winter - Sat Jul 24 14:01:00 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it's something like a fire or other life threatening experience, people have an instinctive survival mode that kicks in and it's every man for him/herself. As far as stupid promotional sales or concert/entertainment mobs, I don't know. I avoid those at all costs.
Answered by please try again - Sat Jul 24 14:06:14 2010
Q. I mean, a Wal-Mart employee was killed when a new video game system was released and I just learned that in Germany, 15 people were killed in a tunnel at a techno music gathering. What's wrong with people? Is it mob psychology? Or simply being heartless?
Asked by I Luv Winter - Sat Jul 24 14:01:00 2010 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When it's something like a fire or other life threatening experience, people have an instinctive survival mode that kicks in and it's every man for him/herself. As far as stupid promotional sales or concert/entertainment mobs, I don't know. I avoid those at all costs.
Answered by please try again - Sat Jul 24 14:06:14 2010
CH 15 To Kill a Mockingbird question?
Q. Why does the group at the jail disperse after scouts conversation with Me. Cunningham? What does this show about mob psychology?
Asked by max s - Tue Feb 24 22:00:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because scout was so young and had a great point it made the adults uncomfortable and they relized that if a 8 year old can understand then they should be able to also. SHe was also overly sweet which added to their embarrassment. As far as mob psychology none of them wanted to be left alone so they all stuck to gether by dispersing
Answered by bob r - Tue Feb 24 23:02:16 2009
Q. Why does the group at the jail disperse after scouts conversation with Me. Cunningham? What does this show about mob psychology?
Asked by max s - Tue Feb 24 22:00:01 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. because scout was so young and had a great point it made the adults uncomfortable and they relized that if a 8 year old can understand then they should be able to also. SHe was also overly sweet which added to their embarrassment. As far as mob psychology none of them wanted to be left alone so they all stuck to gether by dispersing
Answered by bob r - Tue Feb 24 23:02:16 2009
what is crowd psychology? ?
Q. im trying to find the term for this situation: suppose that their is a large crowd around someone like a judge, and they are discussing whether someone is guilty or not. So, someone in the crowd shouts out that he is guilty because of so and so. and how he manages to influence the whole group to seeing the way he does just by shouting out his opinion... i thought it was like called the mob theory, how the whole crowd automatically fights for the same position... but when i looked it up online i came across crowd psychology. im not sure which one is right or if either of them is...please help. please write the name of the term and a description of the situation so i can make sure it applies to the book the crucible by Arthur Miller. … [cont.]
Asked by browneyedbeauty5 - Fri Jan 2 18:46:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think that a better term is mob psychology, which relates to the concept that people tend to act out differently in a crowd because of the availability of anonymity and the likelihood of getting away with actions which would not be tolerated in a one on one situation.
Answered by robertminidriver - Sun Jan 4 10:16:47 2009
Q. im trying to find the term for this situation: suppose that their is a large crowd around someone like a judge, and they are discussing whether someone is guilty or not. So, someone in the crowd shouts out that he is guilty because of so and so. and how he manages to influence the whole group to seeing the way he does just by shouting out his opinion... i thought it was like called the mob theory, how the whole crowd automatically fights for the same position... but when i looked it up online i came across crowd psychology. im not sure which one is right or if either of them is...please help. please write the name of the term and a description of the situation so i can make sure it applies to the book the crucible by Arthur Miller. … [cont.]
Asked by browneyedbeauty5 - Fri Jan 2 18:46:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I think that a better term is mob psychology, which relates to the concept that people tend to act out differently in a crowd because of the availability of anonymity and the likelihood of getting away with actions which would not be tolerated in a one on one situation.
Answered by robertminidriver - Sun Jan 4 10:16:47 2009
question for Joseph bowden, but anyone can comment?
Q. have you seen the decline in the hang seng, this is what I meant by Chinese mob psychology, all running for the exit at once
Asked by scrooge - Fri Aug 17 21:07:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry about not paying attention to the lack of quality control on the imports,Canucks. (They're gonna need to widen the exits.)
Answered by EL CHATO DE GATO - Sat Aug 18 00:58:55 2007
Q. have you seen the decline in the hang seng, this is what I meant by Chinese mob psychology, all running for the exit at once
Asked by scrooge - Fri Aug 17 21:07:00 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Sorry about not paying attention to the lack of quality control on the imports,Canucks. (They're gonna need to widen the exits.)
Answered by EL CHATO DE GATO - Sat Aug 18 00:58:55 2007
The Handmaid's Tale/1984 Oral Presentation Help?
Q. At school I'm going to do an oral presentation, titled: "The Individual In The Mob: How Do Orwell And Atwood Portray In "1984" And "The Handmaid s Tale" Respectively The Theme Of Mob Psychology Transforming Individuals And Making Them Behave In Ways The Otherwise Would Not?" In "The Handmaid's Tale", I'm going to analyze 2 scenes - Janine's "Testifying" (chapter 13) and the "Particicution" (chapter 43). In "1984" I'm going to analyze the "2 Minutes Hate" scene near the start of the book. Basically, I'm trying to show how strong phenomenon mob psychology is, in that it made sane characters (Offred and Winston) change into irrational ones who follow the delusions and ideals of the dystopia (when usually they would not). I also want to… [cont.]
Asked by RavM - Fri Dec 26 00:44:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a good quote for you from 1984. From Shmoop Lit/Quotes and Thoughts on Power: "In its second minute the Hate rose to a frenzy. ... People were leaping up and down in their places and shouting at the tops of their voices in an effort to drown the maddening bleating voice that came from the screen. The little sandy-haired woman had turned bright pink, and her mouth was opening and shutting like that of a landed fish. Even O'Brien's heavy face was flushed. He was sitting very straight in his chair, his powerful chest swelling and quivering as though he were standing up to the assault of a wave. The dark-haired girl behind Winston had begun crying out "Swine! Swine! Swine!" and suddenly she picked up aheavy Newspeak dictionary and… [cont.]
Answered by augie6_1 - Fri Dec 26 11:02:53 2008
Q. At school I'm going to do an oral presentation, titled: "The Individual In The Mob: How Do Orwell And Atwood Portray In "1984" And "The Handmaid s Tale" Respectively The Theme Of Mob Psychology Transforming Individuals And Making Them Behave In Ways The Otherwise Would Not?" In "The Handmaid's Tale", I'm going to analyze 2 scenes - Janine's "Testifying" (chapter 13) and the "Particicution" (chapter 43). In "1984" I'm going to analyze the "2 Minutes Hate" scene near the start of the book. Basically, I'm trying to show how strong phenomenon mob psychology is, in that it made sane characters (Offred and Winston) change into irrational ones who follow the delusions and ideals of the dystopia (when usually they would not). I also want to… [cont.]
Asked by RavM - Fri Dec 26 00:44:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here is a good quote for you from 1984. From Shmoop Lit/Quotes and Thoughts on Power: "In its second minute the Hate rose to a frenzy. ... People were leaping up and down in their places and shouting at the tops of their voices in an effort to drown the maddening bleating voice that came from the screen. The little sandy-haired woman had turned bright pink, and her mouth was opening and shutting like that of a landed fish. Even O'Brien's heavy face was flushed. He was sitting very straight in his chair, his powerful chest swelling and quivering as though he were standing up to the assault of a wave. The dark-haired girl behind Winston had begun crying out "Swine! Swine! Swine!" and suddenly she picked up aheavy Newspeak dictionary and… [cont.]
Answered by augie6_1 - Fri Dec 26 11:02:53 2008
Can you recommend me a good book on herd behavior?
Q. I'm interested in behavioral finance and the way mobs run. Can you recommend me a good book on the psychology of crowds, demagoguery, and word of mouth? Something light on math is preferable.
Asked by thamsenman! - Thu Feb 26 19:13:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the bible, quran
Answered by Michael J. Ebb - Thu Feb 26 19:17:42 2009
Q. I'm interested in behavioral finance and the way mobs run. Can you recommend me a good book on the psychology of crowds, demagoguery, and word of mouth? Something light on math is preferable.
Asked by thamsenman! - Thu Feb 26 19:13:50 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. the bible, quran
Answered by Michael J. Ebb - Thu Feb 26 19:17:42 2009
2 minutes hate in 1984 ?
Q. Can someone tell me how Orwell uses literary devices/narrative techniques to show how the party workers are whipped up into a frenzy in the 2 Minutes Hate scene?? Specifically, anything that could relate to mob psychology would be good. Thanks!!
Asked by RavM - Sun Jan 11 08:22:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. see this study guide
Answered by im back - Thu Jan 15 07:51:27 2009
Q. Can someone tell me how Orwell uses literary devices/narrative techniques to show how the party workers are whipped up into a frenzy in the 2 Minutes Hate scene?? Specifically, anything that could relate to mob psychology would be good. Thanks!!
Asked by RavM - Sun Jan 11 08:22:26 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. see this study guide
Answered by im back - Thu Jan 15 07:51:27 2009
letter to AS Roma fans?
Q. my dear brothers in the south... i feel your pride having beaten the English jealous i feel,milan only managed a draw yet i must shower some advice to you... you might think being a hooligan is cool how sweet mob psychology feels sweet pumping adrenaline but my brothers...i beseech do it to smaller clubs from home like vicenza,cagliari,lecce and the rest just dont be so silly to take on the English ask juventus 1985,heysel,againist liverpool taunted the opposition our brothers from torino but i say,aint nothing more dangerous a drunk englishman maybe a Turk,from the hell they call Galatasaray i fear and pray for you come the return leg. from the pitch we will take a beating but i beg that from the terraces we lie low like silent… [cont.]
Asked by bruno c - Thu Apr 5 10:09:51 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. poetry aside, the roman cnuts will be walking into the slaughterhouse of old trafford.
Answered by Asesinos FC 4EVER - ENFANT - Thu Apr 5 10:30:00 2007
Q. my dear brothers in the south... i feel your pride having beaten the English jealous i feel,milan only managed a draw yet i must shower some advice to you... you might think being a hooligan is cool how sweet mob psychology feels sweet pumping adrenaline but my brothers...i beseech do it to smaller clubs from home like vicenza,cagliari,lecce and the rest just dont be so silly to take on the English ask juventus 1985,heysel,againist liverpool taunted the opposition our brothers from torino but i say,aint nothing more dangerous a drunk englishman maybe a Turk,from the hell they call Galatasaray i fear and pray for you come the return leg. from the pitch we will take a beating but i beg that from the terraces we lie low like silent… [cont.]
Asked by bruno c - Thu Apr 5 10:09:51 2007 - - 9 Answers - 0 Comments
A. poetry aside, the roman cnuts will be walking into the slaughterhouse of old trafford.
Answered by Asesinos FC 4EVER - ENFANT - Thu Apr 5 10:30:00 2007
What do you think about the people at these town hall meetings?
Q. Well this is a bit of my thought process on the whole thing, whats your take? it seems as if the sleeping giant is waking, what I'm talking about of course, is the events taking place at the town hall meetings. It reminds me of the movie Network when everyone shouts out their window "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore!". Well the media is framing the debate as dangerous and undemocratic, dangerous only if people don't keep their wits about them, but undemocratic, come on, this is the definition of democracy, mob rule, just a different mob. Though this mob (hopefully) may have an undemocratic intention, in that they wish to restore the Republic to its former glory through the use of the democratic means of the mob. [cont.]
Asked by Corpratism Isn't Cool - Mon Aug 10 18:40:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're great. The people are voicing themselves loudly and properly according to their freedom of speech that liberals and Obamaites believe only apply to them.
Answered by Joe - Mon Aug 10 18:43:57 2009
Q. Well this is a bit of my thought process on the whole thing, whats your take? it seems as if the sleeping giant is waking, what I'm talking about of course, is the events taking place at the town hall meetings. It reminds me of the movie Network when everyone shouts out their window "I'm mad as hell, and I'm not going to take it anymore!". Well the media is framing the debate as dangerous and undemocratic, dangerous only if people don't keep their wits about them, but undemocratic, come on, this is the definition of democracy, mob rule, just a different mob. Though this mob (hopefully) may have an undemocratic intention, in that they wish to restore the Republic to its former glory through the use of the democratic means of the mob. [cont.]
Asked by Corpratism Isn't Cool - Mon Aug 10 18:40:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. They're great. The people are voicing themselves loudly and properly according to their freedom of speech that liberals and Obamaites believe only apply to them.
Answered by Joe - Mon Aug 10 18:43:57 2009
There's an angry mob pursuing me?
Q. Should I start throwing cats at them? Suggested category: Social Science > Psychology
Asked by Dr.Teddy - Mon Feb 2 22:48:31 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll protect you teddy
Answered by but skratchuh: the STD bear - Mon Feb 2 22:52:00 2009
Q. Should I start throwing cats at them? Suggested category: Social Science > Psychology
Asked by Dr.Teddy - Mon Feb 2 22:48:31 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'll protect you teddy
Answered by but skratchuh: the STD bear - Mon Feb 2 22:52:00 2009
The Mist: Great example of frightening religious behavior...?
Q. Minor spoiler alert. In the Stephen King movie The Mist (sorry I haven't read the book), some people get trapped in a grocery store fearing the "things in the mist" outside. They can't leave and they're stuck with this one whack job fundie Christian lady. The woman starts preaching the End Times, gets people worked up, and they actually kill someone in their fervor. I found it to be a very accurate depiction of the fear many non-fundies have of the far right Christians. If you've seen it, what did you think of the effect? Do you think it's really possible for something like that to happen? Or did it seem completely ridiculous to you? Anyone offended by it? History has shown how religion and mob psychology should not mix (Holocaust, [cont.]
Asked by Phoenix Princess of Darkness - Mon Apr 14 11:41:27 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm thinking that religious fanatics of all stripes (except perhaps Buddhists who are basically peaceful non-intervention types), have the potential to be dangerous. Religious fanaticism derails the ability to think and analyze things logically. It perverts logic by using a false set of values and criteria. How many people have been killed in the name of "god's will"? During the crusades, armies of fanatical christians slaughtered entire cities. Similarly fanatical moslems have done the same. Other activities of fanatics included the inquisitions, the torturing and burning of people at the stake, the identification of old women as "witches" because they were a bit different or maybe had some knowledge of herbal medicine, the stoning… [cont.]
Answered by pstottmfc - Mon Apr 14 15:48:01 2008
Q. Minor spoiler alert. In the Stephen King movie The Mist (sorry I haven't read the book), some people get trapped in a grocery store fearing the "things in the mist" outside. They can't leave and they're stuck with this one whack job fundie Christian lady. The woman starts preaching the End Times, gets people worked up, and they actually kill someone in their fervor. I found it to be a very accurate depiction of the fear many non-fundies have of the far right Christians. If you've seen it, what did you think of the effect? Do you think it's really possible for something like that to happen? Or did it seem completely ridiculous to you? Anyone offended by it? History has shown how religion and mob psychology should not mix (Holocaust, [cont.]
Asked by Phoenix Princess of Darkness - Mon Apr 14 11:41:27 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm thinking that religious fanatics of all stripes (except perhaps Buddhists who are basically peaceful non-intervention types), have the potential to be dangerous. Religious fanaticism derails the ability to think and analyze things logically. It perverts logic by using a false set of values and criteria. How many people have been killed in the name of "god's will"? During the crusades, armies of fanatical christians slaughtered entire cities. Similarly fanatical moslems have done the same. Other activities of fanatics included the inquisitions, the torturing and burning of people at the stake, the identification of old women as "witches" because they were a bit different or maybe had some knowledge of herbal medicine, the stoning… [cont.]
Answered by pstottmfc - Mon Apr 14 15:48:01 2008
Who is good in psychology here?
Q. Have been seeing this bloke. He is 55 and got a daughter, 26. The care he has with her is just too exaggerated. He keeps his mob on whilst w/me in case his daughter needs anything. He says she is a v emotional person and he must be available just in case she needs his help. He tlks ab her as if she is a teenager. Once he said he needed to buy another computer because his daughter kept on dropping his laptop on the floor. His son is 23 and is more independant. Last wk he phoned me and in the end of the conversaiton, he said he had to go and make b/f for his son. Why does he treat his grown up kids as small kids?
Asked by ladysorrow - Tue Sep 9 14:05:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's what parents do!! they thing they always older than their kids. Treat your children as a FRIEND..that's the wise and best way to teach your kids. It's Family culture dillema
Answered by WaSkyLae - Tue Sep 9 14:26:52 2008
Q. Have been seeing this bloke. He is 55 and got a daughter, 26. The care he has with her is just too exaggerated. He keeps his mob on whilst w/me in case his daughter needs anything. He says she is a v emotional person and he must be available just in case she needs his help. He tlks ab her as if she is a teenager. Once he said he needed to buy another computer because his daughter kept on dropping his laptop on the floor. His son is 23 and is more independant. Last wk he phoned me and in the end of the conversaiton, he said he had to go and make b/f for his son. Why does he treat his grown up kids as small kids?
Asked by ladysorrow - Tue Sep 9 14:05:08 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That's what parents do!! they thing they always older than their kids. Treat your children as a FRIEND..that's the wise and best way to teach your kids. It's Family culture dillema
Answered by WaSkyLae - Tue Sep 9 14:26:52 2008
why do we laugh watching The Sopranos?
Q. i love the show, overall is probably the greatest show ever, and the most perfect picture of the mob. ...so, why is it a funny show?. I laugh when Tony yells out, and screams, and fights with Carmela, and the fight scenes... what is the psychology or philosophy behind that?. Also, if YOU dont find The Sopranos funny at all, keep in mind that i do, and many many people too.
Asked by DA - Sat Jul 25 19:27:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When our mind is hovering in higher planes with superfine philosophical ideas, some people feel internally happy and smile. It is the expression of true and innocent happiness.
Answered by Naguru - Sat Jul 25 19:39:01 2009
Q. i love the show, overall is probably the greatest show ever, and the most perfect picture of the mob. ...so, why is it a funny show?. I laugh when Tony yells out, and screams, and fights with Carmela, and the fight scenes... what is the psychology or philosophy behind that?. Also, if YOU dont find The Sopranos funny at all, keep in mind that i do, and many many people too.
Asked by DA - Sat Jul 25 19:27:29 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. When our mind is hovering in higher planes with superfine philosophical ideas, some people feel internally happy and smile. It is the expression of true and innocent happiness.
Answered by Naguru - Sat Jul 25 19:39:01 2009
Help?!!!! Please? Really really please?
Q. I need ideas for an experiment to test for crowd psychology and mob mentality, particularly in humans. Any ideas? I should be able to conduct the experiment either on my college campus or in the lab. Thanks in advance
Asked by Aba Dee - Mon Sep 10 04:04:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put signs up around campus offering "free beer" or $20 and direct them to your lab or where ever you'd be doing your experiment at a certain day and time. Once you have a nice group of people there, announce that there is no beer (or money) and that it is an experiment. Observe their reactions.
Answered by kritten - Mon Sep 17 21:53:46 2007
Q. I need ideas for an experiment to test for crowd psychology and mob mentality, particularly in humans. Any ideas? I should be able to conduct the experiment either on my college campus or in the lab. Thanks in advance
Asked by Aba Dee - Mon Sep 10 04:04:05 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Put signs up around campus offering "free beer" or $20 and direct them to your lab or where ever you'd be doing your experiment at a certain day and time. Once you have a nice group of people there, announce that there is no beer (or money) and that it is an experiment. Observe their reactions.
Answered by kritten - Mon Sep 17 21:53:46 2007
Motivate me for tomorrow..I'm afraid, I'm nervous, I have to go this time..?
Q. Refer to my other questions for details, if you want..Well, this is it..I've bullied my whole life, and my whole life, all I've done is hide. Hide from confrontation, refuse to deal with it..Because I'm not a fighter, and I shouldn't have to speak out, when all I wanna do is be happy. You wanna know something that has happened at my every school? It happens randomly..I get involved in a damn mob event..A mob event is where the bullies coincidentally happen to get together in the same room, unintentionally..And they talk about the "weirdo", "the nerd", "The freak." And so they begin to have a big laugh about it, and they make other people join in..And before you know it, most of the schools against you because some stupid popular kids… [cont.]
Asked by Nabi - Mon Mar 22 05:49:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't there a police officer at your school? You can tip them off that you are getting harassed and that you think it is getting worse and it might turn more physical or even violent. If there isn't an officer at the school call the non-emergency phone number for the local police station. They might not be able to be your body guard but they can at least keep patrol close to the school just in case something does happen. Also first thing in the morning notify the school office, secretaries, vice principal, principal, supervisor. Tell any of the teachers that you talk to. So long as the Adults KNOW! If something goes down, they are responsible and should be alert to keep something like a "baseball bat" incident from happening. The best you… [cont.]
Answered by Critter - Mon Mar 22 06:23:41 2010
Q. Refer to my other questions for details, if you want..Well, this is it..I've bullied my whole life, and my whole life, all I've done is hide. Hide from confrontation, refuse to deal with it..Because I'm not a fighter, and I shouldn't have to speak out, when all I wanna do is be happy. You wanna know something that has happened at my every school? It happens randomly..I get involved in a damn mob event..A mob event is where the bullies coincidentally happen to get together in the same room, unintentionally..And they talk about the "weirdo", "the nerd", "The freak." And so they begin to have a big laugh about it, and they make other people join in..And before you know it, most of the schools against you because some stupid popular kids… [cont.]
Asked by Nabi - Mon Mar 22 05:49:19 2010 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Isn't there a police officer at your school? You can tip them off that you are getting harassed and that you think it is getting worse and it might turn more physical or even violent. If there isn't an officer at the school call the non-emergency phone number for the local police station. They might not be able to be your body guard but they can at least keep patrol close to the school just in case something does happen. Also first thing in the morning notify the school office, secretaries, vice principal, principal, supervisor. Tell any of the teachers that you talk to. So long as the Adults KNOW! If something goes down, they are responsible and should be alert to keep something like a "baseball bat" incident from happening. The best you… [cont.]
Answered by Critter - Mon Mar 22 06:23:41 2010
What are good jobs for people with a past felony?
Q. My friend's husband has had a felony in the past (convicted about 6 years ago). It was for home invasions (not personal gain... hired by the mob). He has since been out of prison and doing great. Making an honest living, met my friend who has whipped him into shape, etc. He has done a bunch of odd jobs, mostly auto related. With the economy being the way it is, his current job isn't really working out. He wants to find a career, not another job. Unfortunately everything he is interested in he wouldn't qualify for either because of his past or horrendous driving record. LOL Anyways... before he goes to school or anything he wants to make sure he'll be able to qualify for the job at hand. (Has college credits towards Psychology and… [cont.]
Asked by NewMommaNWife - Tue Jan 6 10:50:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. My friend's husband has had a felony in the past (convicted about 6 years ago). It was for home invasions (not personal gain... hired by the mob). He has since been out of prison and doing great. Making an honest living, met my friend who has whipped him into shape, etc. He has done a bunch of odd jobs, mostly auto related. With the economy being the way it is, his current job isn't really working out. He wants to find a career, not another job. Unfortunately everything he is interested in he wouldn't qualify for either because of his past or horrendous driving record. LOL Anyways... before he goes to school or anything he wants to make sure he'll be able to qualify for the job at hand. (Has college credits towards Psychology and… [cont.]
Asked by NewMommaNWife - Tue Jan 6 10:50:54 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
Is this vintage "office powerpath" ?
Q. < (The leader's) intellectual acts are strong and independent even in isolation and his will need no reinforcement from others ... (He) loves no one but himself, or other people only insofar as they serve his needs. Freud, Sigmund, "Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego" "It was precisely that evening in Lodi that I came to believe in myself as an unusual person and became consumed with the ambition to do the great things that until then had been but a fantasy." (Napoleon Bonaparte, "Thoughts") "They may all e called Heroes, in as much as they have derived their purposes and their vocation not from the calm regular course of things, sanctioned by the existing order, but from a concealed fount, from that inner Spirit, still… [cont.]
Asked by michel foucault - Tue Jun 8 01:30:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am unsure, could you try and condense the question to a few lines please?
Answered by John B - Mon Jun 14 07:14:39 2010
Q. < (The leader's) intellectual acts are strong and independent even in isolation and his will need no reinforcement from others ... (He) loves no one but himself, or other people only insofar as they serve his needs. Freud, Sigmund, "Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego" "It was precisely that evening in Lodi that I came to believe in myself as an unusual person and became consumed with the ambition to do the great things that until then had been but a fantasy." (Napoleon Bonaparte, "Thoughts") "They may all e called Heroes, in as much as they have derived their purposes and their vocation not from the calm regular course of things, sanctioned by the existing order, but from a concealed fount, from that inner Spirit, still… [cont.]
Asked by michel foucault - Tue Jun 8 01:30:06 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I am unsure, could you try and condense the question to a few lines please?
Answered by John B - Mon Jun 14 07:14:39 2010
Who is disappointed,if not horrified that Angelina Jolie would kill Hitler before he had done ANYTHING WRONG?
Q. As a representative of the United Nations and a parent, who is not horrified that she has claimed that she would kill Hilter before he had done anything wrong on MSN wesite. I have a degree in psychology and Hitler was clearly a very traumatiesed individual. Where does the Western legal system stand if she refuses to acknowledge the acused as inocent until proven guilty (I endorse this strongly as both my grandparents where prisoners of the Nazis)? What if Hitler met someone because he missed a train and met someone he loved and this cured him, and he didnt prove that only one in one hundred people would not have been Nazis; would she still want to kill someone who had done nothing. Would she tell her children both male and female that… [cont.]
Asked by danders90 - Fri Jun 13 08:12:59 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Freedom of Speech.. Its allowed..
Answered by eastwoodelvis - Fri Jun 13 08:20:49 2008
Q. As a representative of the United Nations and a parent, who is not horrified that she has claimed that she would kill Hilter before he had done anything wrong on MSN wesite. I have a degree in psychology and Hitler was clearly a very traumatiesed individual. Where does the Western legal system stand if she refuses to acknowledge the acused as inocent until proven guilty (I endorse this strongly as both my grandparents where prisoners of the Nazis)? What if Hitler met someone because he missed a train and met someone he loved and this cured him, and he didnt prove that only one in one hundred people would not have been Nazis; would she still want to kill someone who had done nothing. Would she tell her children both male and female that… [cont.]
Asked by danders90 - Fri Jun 13 08:12:59 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Freedom of Speech.. Its allowed..
Answered by eastwoodelvis - Fri Jun 13 08:20:49 2008
The Handmaid's Tale/1984 Oral Presentation Help?
Q. At school I'm going to do an oral presentation, titled: "The Individual In The Mob: How Do Orwell And Atwood Portray In "1984" And "The Handmaid s Tale" Respectively The Theme Of Mob Psychology Transforming Individuals And Making Them Behave In Ways The Otherwise Would Not?" In "The Handmaid's Tale", I'm going to analyze 2 scenes - Janine's "Testifying" (chapter 13) and the "Particicution" (chapter 43). In "1984" I'm going to analyze the "2 Minutes Hate" scene near the start of the book. Basically, I'm trying to show how strong phenomenon mob psychology is, in that it made sane characters (Offred and Winston) change into irrational ones who follow the delusions and ideals of the dystopia (when usually they would not). I also want to… [cont.]
Asked by RavM - Fri Dec 26 00:44:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't be yourself in a mob - as shown by Orwell and Attwood
Answered by im back - Mon Dec 29 04:30:45 2008
Q. At school I'm going to do an oral presentation, titled: "The Individual In The Mob: How Do Orwell And Atwood Portray In "1984" And "The Handmaid s Tale" Respectively The Theme Of Mob Psychology Transforming Individuals And Making Them Behave In Ways The Otherwise Would Not?" In "The Handmaid's Tale", I'm going to analyze 2 scenes - Janine's "Testifying" (chapter 13) and the "Particicution" (chapter 43). In "1984" I'm going to analyze the "2 Minutes Hate" scene near the start of the book. Basically, I'm trying to show how strong phenomenon mob psychology is, in that it made sane characters (Offred and Winston) change into irrational ones who follow the delusions and ideals of the dystopia (when usually they would not). I also want to… [cont.]
Asked by RavM - Fri Dec 26 00:44:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You can't be yourself in a mob - as shown by Orwell and Attwood
Answered by im back - Mon Dec 29 04:30:45 2008
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We've all heard of mob lynchings and . mob. . psychology. . These terms describe the behavior of crowds because crowd behavior is distinctly different than the additive behavior of the individuals. You can use this difference to get ...
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