Economics of Marriage Decline
Research finds that: “People are more likely to be never married and stay never married as they reach middle age”
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Research finds that: “People are more likely to be never married and stay never married as they reach middle age”
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Culture influences how people understand the social meaning of ghosts.
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Your Social Science Snack for the week is about using social science to become more aware about mental wellbeing.
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‘The Future of Work’ author, Jacob Morgan, has identified the 12 ways to use technology effectively in order to create collaborative organisations.
Continue reading “Using Technology to Create Collaborative Organisations”I think it is important for humanity to think about what the trade-off is for all of these things we take for granted. – Dr Katerina Teaiwa on consumerism and sustainability on Banaba Continue reading Anthropology of Sustainability
A three-year study of 400 homeless youth in Australia finds that 39% had experienced or witnessed domestic abuse prior to leaving home.
Continue reading “Impact of Domestic Abuse on Youth Homelessness”Young photographer NicTullis uses Instagram to help people who are homeless. Continue reading Using Instagram to Help People Who Are Homeless
A third of adults experience physical problems as a result of stress and a further 33% say stress negatively impacts their mental health.
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Professor of sociology, Howard E. Aldrich, argues that we do social science a disservice by positioning qualitative research (data using words, such as interviews) as having less prestige than quantitative research.
Continue reading “The Public Value of Qualitative Research”You can never have enough friends, right? Not necessarily, according to the social brain hypothesis! Continue reading Neuroscience of Friendships