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Psychology of Political Extremes: Exploring Group Polarization 

Have you ever wondered why political debates can get so heated? Or why it seems like people are becoming more divided in their views? As political discussions intensify globally, understanding the psychological forces at play has become increasingly crucial. Welcome to the fascinating world of political psychology, where we explore how our minds shape our…

Spanish
Top Career Paths You Can Explore With a Spanish Degree  

Did you know that Spanish is the second-most spoken language in the world? It comes in as a close second only to Mandarin Chinese. In the United States alone, about 42 million people speak Spanish as their first language, and it’s one of very few languages that can help you communicate across multiple continents. It…

Social Work
How to Become a Therapist or Counselor 

Why do you want to become a therapist or counselor? Is it the promise of a stable, high-paying career with room for growth? (Social workers can earn as much as $94,910 per year, while clinical and counseling psychologists earn a median annual salary of $96,100.) Or maybe it’s something more.   Every session with a therapist…

Political Science
Political Science Focus Areas: Why and Where to Study Them 

Political science examines the societal, cultural, and psychological elements that collectively impact governance and political systems. With such a richly layered subject, it’s beneficial to divide formal studies into focus areas that enable students to concentrate on those topics corresponding to their personal and professional interests and goals. The University of Texas Permian Basin’s online…

Sociology
Youth Activism in the Digital Age 

As of 2024, the average American spends 279 minutes—over four and a half hours—on their smartphones each day. This constant checking of texts and scrolling through social media can be distracting for adolescents, especially in school. However, there may be a positive side to Gen Z’s technological savvy.  Digital platforms and social media can be…

Criminal Justice
The Impact of Public Perception of Criminal Activity 

Everyone loves a good crime story. The inherent drama gives audiences a vicarious glimpse of life that they, fortunately, are never likely to face firsthand. But do these stories influence what people really believe about criminal activity?  The Power of Media in Shaping Crime Perceptions  Academic George Gerbner coined the term “mean world syndrome” during…

Business
The Future of Finance: Industry Trends and Technologies 

Imagine a financial institution comprised not of brick and mortar, but primarily of algorithms. That’s what one futurist entrepreneur and former presidential advisor predicts banking will look like by the 2050s. Is he correct? Time will tell, though our increased reliance on technology is a certainty.   As we explore upcoming finance industry changes that could…

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