Children-Oriented Interventions and Attachment Theory
An explanation of the relevance of attachment theory to interventions dealing with children in social work
Category: Social Sciences
Women and employment during and after World War I
At the start of the First World War, working class women occupied paid employment in the traditional areas of agriculture and pit brow work…
Interpretive and Critical theories of Sociology
A short answer detailing the similarities between interpretive and critical theories of sociology.
Social Institutions and Family Planning
An overview of some of the relationships between social institutions and family planning in the UK
Correlational Research
A definition and exemplification of correlational research
Qualia
‘Qualia’ is a term which is used in philosophical discourse to refer to the subjective aspect of what an experience feels like. It can…
Social penetration theory
Social penetration is a psychological concept which was developed in the 1970s by two researchers: Irwin Altman and Dalmas Taylor. The theory…
Sociology as a discipline assigns too much importance to the measurement of human behaviour and/or interaction.
A discussion of the epistemology of sociology, and differences between structuralist and interpretivist approaches.
The Syrian and Afghan Refugee Crises
A comparison of the Syrian refugee crisis with the Afghan refugee crisis
The development of the Mesopotamian civilisation
Mesopotamia is a Greek word that means the land between two rivers (Reade, 2000: 6). The Euphrates and the Tigris nurtured a fertile plain…