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Risk of harm is a concept closely monitored in the social and behavioral sciences, given that much of the research done deals with subject matters which may be sensitive. When conducting these types of studies, it’s important for researchers to uphold ethical values such as protecting their participants from physical or psychological distress. A core […]
Read MoreA large part of our daily lives is consumed with receiving and assessing information. With the emergence of technology, this has only amplified over the past decades as we’re inundated with an endless stream of facts, data and plain old fiction – but how can you tell them apart? When it comes to making decisions […]
Read MoreYouTube TV is a streaming service that offers access to live TV channels, on-demand content, and DVR recordings. However, it can be expensive and difficult to cancel if you’re not familiar with the process. This guide will show you how to streamline your streaming by cancelling YouTube TV easily and effortlessly. Whether you want to […]
Read MoreWhile freedom of speech is a constitutional right in the United States, some argue that there are certain types of speech that should not be protected. Symbols associated with hate groups, for example, may be seen as promoting violence and racism and, therefore, should not be protected under the first amendment. However, symbols associated with […]
Read MoreThe voting age has been a controversial topic for many years now. Some people believe that the voting age should be lowered, while others believe that it should remain the same. In this blog post, I will be discussing why the voting age should not be lowered. I will be addressing some of the common […]
Read MoreIn recent years, the video game industry has come under fire for its treatment of women. From sexual harassment and discrimination to the objectification of female characters, many have argued that the gaming industry is rife with gender bias. While it’s true that the gaming industry has a long way to go in terms of […]
Read MoreThe idea of universal basic income (UBI) has been gaining traction in recent years, with a number of countries around the world exploring or even implementing UBI programs. In this blog post, we’ll look at some of the countries leading the way on UBI and explore what’s driving this global push for a more inclusive […]
Read MoreThe Affordable Care Act became law in March of 2010 and has been the source of much debate since. Some argue that it is an essential part of ensuring that all Americans have access to quality healthcare, while others contend that it infringes on personal liberty and is too costly. In this blog post, we […]
Read MoreThe student loan crisis in America is getting worse every year. More and more students are taking out loans to pay for college, and many of them are struggling to repay those loans after graduation. Student loan forgiveness programs can help reduce the burden of student debt, and they may be a good option for […]
Read MoreThe American Lung Association recently released its “State of the Air” report for 2019, and unfortunately, the San Joaquin Valley in California received an “F” for ozone pollution. This is not surprising given that the area is known for its agriculture production – a sector which obviously has a large environmental impact. However, there is […]
Read MoreAs we commemorated the Fourth of July recently, it’s a good time to reflect on the strategies and battles that led to America winning its independence from Britain. Although the war began at Lexington and Concord in Massachusetts in April 1775, it didn’t end until October 1781 when British troops surrendered at Yorktown in Virginia. […]
Read MoreThere are many different interpretations of what the ideal Renaissance sacred music should sound like. However, there are some common characteristics that are generally agreed upon. Generally, Renaissance sacred music is characterized by its intricate and ornate melodies, as well as its beautiful harmonies. This music is often quite complex, and yet it has a […]
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