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Pages in Category PsychologyAnarchismSynonyms: Voluntarism
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anarchism|Anarchism]]** is a philosophical view and political movement that denies authority and government. The state as any hierarchical structure is opposed, and a society where people voluntarily cooperate is favored …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Liberty Society Categories: Psychology Sociology Average AssociationSynonyms: Kaninchenzüchterverein
In German language there exists a term 'Kaninchenzüchterverein' that literally means an association of rabbit breeders, but in philosophical and political context this term is used as reference to an …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Control Psychology Sociology Categories: Philosophy Psychology Sociology Comment on Rampages
This is actually a comment on three posts at the [[http://socialevolutionforum.com/2012/12/16/canaries-in-a-coal-mine-ii-we-too-are-asking-why/| Social Evolution Forum]] on rampages interpreted as early signs of social unrest. **Firstly**, By demonstrating a tenfold increase in …
Tags: Ideology Imprecision Society Sociology Categories: Psychology Sociology CannibalismSynonyms: Men Eating, Anthropophagy
**Cannibalism** is the use of other human body parts for nutrition, to meet, so to say, the need of of essential nutrients and energy supply.
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Psychology Sociology Categories: Psychology Sociology Cognition
In fauceir terms **Cognition** is a psychological fauceir that links human perception to rational behavior. Needless to say that cognition as a fauceir has a whole bunch (in fact an …
Tags: Anthropology Cladistics Cognitive function Evolution Psychology Categories: Psychology Cognitive inhibition
**Cognitive inhibition** is a type of control exerted on our conscious mind to filter information<>. This might be of importance to all individuals with consciousness, as the long term …
Tags: Behavior Cognitive function Control Information Learning Psychology Categories: Psychology Sociology ConsciousnessSynonyms: Psychological Awareness
**Consciousness** is an illusion. Consciousness remains a mystery even to those who venture to describe it. Its definition is highly controversial, so encyclopedias and dictionaries, such as [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Consciousness|Wikipedia]] and [[http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/consciousness|Meriam-Webster …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Theory Categories: Psychology Sociology Contrasting abstraction and generalizationSynonyms: Abstraction vs. Generalization
Abstraction and generalization are two epistemological fauceirs that interpret an object in a more general framework. While abstraction reduces the number of properties, generalization adds new properties. Abstraction is introduced …
Tags: Linguistic Categories: Epistemology Psychology Creativity
**Creativity** is the evolution of new fauceirs by [[../Cognition|cognition]].
Tags: Cognitive function Categories: Psychology DenkhemmungSynonyms: blocked rational thinking
Denkhemmung is a German word. It is not used in German language either. I invented it to describe a phenomenon that people are unaware of the obvious but invent irrational …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Ideology Psychology Sociology Categories: Psychology Sociology Mutual Dependence RuleSynonyms: Rule of mutual influence
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> Mutual visibility entails mutual dependence. < > == Rational Proof # Visibility depends on fauceirs mutual interaction. # All interacting sides will be affected by that interaction # Conclusively …
Categories: Fauceir Theory Philosophy Physics Psychology Endowment Effect
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Endowment_effect|Endowment effect]]** describes a phenomenon observed in economics. People value objects already in their possession higher than objects that can be purchased. == Classic experiment == # Two objects were …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Economy Society Categories: Economics Psychology EpistemologySynonyms: Accumulation of Knowledge, Development of understanding
**Epistemology** is a branch of philosophy that studies how knowledge is accumulated. The accumulation of knowledge is explained as a fauceir evolution process, what a surprise :-). Fist we consider …
Tags: Cognitive function Decontextualization Imprecision Information Learning Psychology Categories: Philosophy Psychology Evolution of a societies life cycleSynonyms: History
The evolution of societies life cycles is tightly connected with human history. In fact human history is the collection of various accounts of human societies rise and fall. As a …
Tags: Anthropology Evolution Sociology Theory Categories: Psychology Sociology Fauceir Theory of Memory
When memory is considered a fauceir the conclusions listed on this page can be drawn. = The Fauceir Model == Memory a Fauceirs As a fauceir consists of a set …
Categories: Psychology Hierarchy Of Social RulesSynonyms: History of Social Rules, Social Rules
**Social Rules** are slave fauceirs of social groups specifically designed to keep control of group member's behavior. The hierarchy proposed on this page is based on evolutionary distance. Three groups …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Cladistics Evolution Psychology Categories: Psychology Sociology IntelligenceSynonyms: Human Intelligence
**Intelligence** is the readiness of a human's brain to create cognitive fauceirs. This is compatible with the essence of intelligence tests that mainly test the capability to swiftly find solutions …
Tags: Cognitive function Psychology Theory Categories: Psychology Human MemorySynonyms: Memory, human
**Human memory** is the sum of all information (conscious or subconscious) stored in a persons brain. This information comes in fauceir packages, [[../Story|stories]]. A person's memory is a growing pyramid. …
Tags: Cognitive function Information Memory Psychology Categories: Psychology Independent researchers into evolution
Our thinking is limited by ideology. Ideology is made to subconsciously influence ideas. That, of course, holds true for whole frameworks of ideas, theories. Evolutionary theory makes no exception. Since …
Tags: Evolution Ideology System Theory Categories: Philosophy Psychology Sociology Influence of a Social Group
Human individuals are simultaneously members of several social groups. Those groups can have different agendas. Not only that each group has favorite goals, but also those goals can be contradictory. …
Tags: Anthropology Ideology Religion Categories: Psychology Sociology Intelligence is Threatened
When we talk about intelligence on this page, intelligence is not understood as the sum of acquired knowledge, it is even not the intelligence quotient IQ. Intelligence is defined as …
Categories: Psychology Too-big-to-fail Myth
Wikipedia explains the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Too_big_to_fail|term too-big-to-fail]] economically only. By that definition the term describes a set of enterprises whose failure may be disastrous to the whole economy, so the state is …
Categories: Biology Psychology Psychological RepressionSynonyms: Verdrängung, Repression
Psychological repression is a psychopathological condition characterized described by psychoanalysis. The concept holds that the subconscious suppression of (sexual) desires and unpleasant memories causes psychological conditions. Beside those pathological conditions …
Tags: Psychology Categories: Psychology Psychopathy
== Definition **Psychopathy is a psychological condition of humans that are completely emotionless** == Remarks * Psychopathy is predominantly studies among criminals, serial killers in particular, but psychopaths exist with …
Tags: Anthropology Psychology Society Sociology Categories: Psychology Reply to "Social Scientists and their Struggle with Statistics"
This is actually a reply to a post that claims to have improved statistics. It comes with a bundle of software that will be discussed here. We not only put …
Tags: Software Categories: Psychology Sociology Software Robbers Cave Experiment
**Robbers Cave Experiment** is a psychological experiment on social groups carried out in 1954 by Muzafer Sherif <>. 20 adolescent boys were driven to a state park, divided into …
Tags: Adaptation Anthropology Psychology Society Sociology Categories: Psychology Sociology Romeo And Juliet ConflictSynonyms: Romeo And Juliet Phenomenon
The famous play //**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romeo_and_Juliet|Romeo and Juliet]]**// written William Shakespeare serves as a typical example of social fauceir conflict on this page. The root of this conflict is the collision of …
Categories: Psychology Sociology Shamanism
**Shamanism** is a type of religion in which all social control is cantraized in a single control structure. In a small hunter-gatherer society religion was almost exclusively represented by a …
Categories: Psychology Sociology Sigmund Freud
**Sigmund Freud** (1856–1939) who defined psychoanalysis can also be considered a [[../Vordenker|vordenker]] of fauceir theory. At least, he discovered two important feature among psychological fauceirs that are crucial to all …
Tags: Personage Categories: Psychology Social conflicts
Marx correctly observed that humans'' actions and their way to understand the world is to a lesser degree determined by their thinking but vice versa their thinking is determined by …
Tags: Psychology Categories: Psychology Sociology Evolutionary SociologySynonyms: Social Evolution; Social Darwinism
== Definition == Social evolution is the [[../EvolutionDefinition|evolution]] of social fauceirs. Social evolution is not different from history. In fact social evolution includes history. History is studying social evolution in …
Tags: Evolution Society Theory Categories: Psychology Sociology Stockholm SyndromeSynonyms: Terror-bonding, Traumatic bonding
**[[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stockholm_syndrome|Stockholm Syndrome]]** is a phenomenon observed in criminology by which victims of abduction or hostage feel sympathy towards their captors and may even support their criminal acts. == Examples == …
Tags: Anthropology Behavior Categories: Psychology Sociology Story
A **story** is a package of information stored in a humans brain. A story as a fauceir consists of a set of details and their relationship, which most common is …
Tags: Cognitive function Information Categories: Psychology Xenophobia
**Xenophobia** is a set of human behaviors that reflects the conflict between the social fauceirs as mirrored in a human's consciousness. Xenophobia may have two aspects defense or aggression. If …
Tags: Behavior Categories: Psychology Sociology |
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