Science and art are among the most important disciplines in the present day world (Buczynski et al. 29). Science refers to the practical and intellectual activity, which often encompass the systematic investigation of the behavior along with the structure of the natural and physical world through experiment and observation. On...

Under the current societal context that is exhibited by crimes, researchers have dedicated their efforts and time to try finding out some of the behaviors that lead to crimes. Accordingly, a wide range of ecological, biological, integrated, criminological and conflict theories have been proposed and gained popularity amongst the members...

According to the strain theory, some strains or stressors increase the chances of occurrence of a crime. The results of such strains are negative emotions like anger. Through such negative emotions, an individual’s pressure to take a correlated action is increased, thus creating a possibility of a crime to occur....

The very idea of knowledge itself brings the question of whether or not we may believe it. It is a natural thing to question knowledge and not to be entirely sure whether or not one can really trust what one has found out or what one has been told. Indeed,...

Topic: “Humans are pattern seeking animals and we are adept at finding patterns whether they exist or not" (adapted from Michael Shermer). Gestalt theory—German translation: the “organized whole” (Levy 5)—is a psychological approach began by Max Wertheimer in Germany in the early 20th century (Dwyer Ch 6). At some point...