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• Self Esteem
  *In the mid 1960s Morris Rosenberg and social-learning theorists defined self-esteem in terms of a stable sense of person ...self-esteem evolved to check one's level of status and acceptance in ones' social group. According to terror management theory, self-esteem serves a protecti
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• 2015-11-02-New Era Conversations 56
  ...t over many years, even during the implementation stage, the planning, the engineering, scheduling and the management procedures to do those things must begin yea ...our planetary history… and by the way, the life of Jesus, as the model for social existence and relationships.
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• 2012-01-20-Conversations with Monjoronson 39
  ...a of immense precipitation, a condensing, a re-unification of the bonds of social existence that lasts forever that will give longevity to our efforts. ...the universe to behave in the way which would contribute to your physical, social, emotional, psychological and intellectual growth and development. There i
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• 2009-05-24-Steadfast Participation Needed
  ...agine what would happen if key players, key engineers or architects of the engineering company that built any of these projects suddenly died or withdrew themselv ...y not, but surely engage your human civilization, your human institutions, social institutions, which so desperately need open minds and open hearts to engag
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• 2012-11-01-Long Range View
  ...ity to alter the atmosphere through science (that is to say pollution) and engineering and those ways that throw mother nature off course. I will not dwell on tha ...As to how well you are able to gather friends and associates and become a social bloc, a cultural group, one which has power and influence, one which can re
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• Other
  ...pt]) and other [[phenomena]] and cultural [[units]]. It has been used in [[social science]] to [[understand]] the [[processes]] by which societies and [[grou ...ann, Ghil‘ad (2006), "'Etymythological Othering' and the Power of 'Lexical Engineering' in Judaism, Islam and Christianity. A Socio-Philo(sopho)logical Perspectiv
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• Emotion
  ...logy]], emotions are examined for the role they play in human [[society]], social patterns and interactions, and culture. In [[anthropology]], the study of ...urchase [[decision]]-making and risk [[perception]]. In [[criminology]], a social science approach to the study of crime, scholars often draw on behavioral s
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• Cognitive Science
  ...nd interacting with members of a culture to a sufficient extent that their social and cognitive systems become apparent. Cognitive anthropologists have inves #The social challenge: Human thought is inherently social in ways that cognitive science ignores.
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• 2000-10-22-Returning Midwayers
  ...ctivity. By reactivity I mean your ability to respond to your physical and social occurrences with an application that could be summed up succinctly as an [[ ...nd not knowing the [[behavior]]al patterns, the cultural requirements, the social standards. But soon with experience you realize the common [[humanity]] tha
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• 2009-10-18-Transition Era, Change
  ...home with their families. You have seen a tremendous rise in cultural and social change in your world, and it continues to accelerate. ...d your world in their grasp through the mechanisms of an architectural and engineering nature. These mechanisms have held in abeyance those traumatic physical ch
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• Creativity
  ...It has been studied from the perspectives of [[behavioural psychology]], [[social psychology]], [[psychometrics]], [[cognitive science]], [[artificial intell ...buted variously to [[divine]] intervention, [[cognitive]] processes, the [[social]] environment, [[personality]] traits, and [[chance]] ("accident", "[[seren
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• 2009-10-18-Transition Era, World of Change
  ...home with their families. You have seen a tremendous rise in cultural and social change in your world, and it continues to accelerate. ...d your world in their grasp through the mechanisms of an architectural and engineering nature. These mechanisms have held in abeyance those traumatic physical ch
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• 2016-04-18-New Conversations 67
  ...developing a grant proposal, a request for proposals (RFP), and that is an engineering term that is also used by others as well. What would it look like? How mu ...ion programs? Would you spend your money on being a political activist, a social activist, or an economic activist? Would you engage some political party,
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• Evolution
  ...even an ([[polyploid|entire genome]]) is that overlapping or [[Redundancy (engineering)|redundant functions]] in multiple genes allows alleles to be retained that ...ecies have also evolved. An extreme case is the [[Eusociality]] found in [[social insect]]s, such as [[bee]]s, [[termite]]s and [[ant]]s, where sterile insec
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• World Wide Web
  ...um]] (W3C), headed by Berners-Lee, but some are produced by the [[Internet Engineering Task Force]] (IETF) and other organizations. ...portunity to publish materials is observable in the countless personal and social networking pages, as well as sites by families, small shops, etc., facilita
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• 2000-10-21-Healing
  ...nother one of those scares that they're throwing out there, if genetically engineering something can affect our [[physiology]]. Is that logical? ...aused a [[stressful]] situation. It's one of those Band-aids they put on [[social]] situations as if to fix it, and it hasn't fixed it, it has only created a
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• Surveillance
  ...llance is very useful to governments and [[law]] enforcement to maintain [[social]] control, recognize and monitor threats, and prevent/investigate criminal ===Social Network Analysis===
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• Causality
  ====Engineering==== ...and Glymour, C., "An algorithm for fast recovery of sparse causal graphs", Social Science Computer Review, Vol. 9, pp. 62-72, 1991.
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• Synoetics and Self: The Construction of Planetary Identity as an Aesthetic Oeuvre
  feminist emphasis on the social formation of gender. It is easy to perceive engineering, and computer science. These scientists made many sugges-
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• Open Source Community
  ...]] networks and [[blogs]], cultural producers can take advantage of vast [[social networks]] in order to distribute their products. As opposed to traditional ....asp?wasp], El-Emam, K (2001). Ethics and Open Source. Empirical Software Engineering 6(4).]
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