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When talking about discipline, people tend to associate it with obedience, submission, and punishment. Some people may perceive that discipline involves physical violence to establish control. This interpretation is misleading, as the term was historically rooted in the
Several views reveal that men and women have different perspectives regarding the subject of sex. Men are said to show more attraction to sexual matters than women. However, is that true in real life? If so, what is
“Be slow to fall into friendship; but when thou art in, continue firm and constant.” — Socrates People nowadays live a fast-paced life without thinking about slowing down for a while. Commuting to work in the morning and
Despite being part of daily life, emotions are not easy to regulate for some people. Emotions involve experiential, behavioral, and physiological elements as complex reactions to an event. It may exist in a continuum form, ranging from positive
Have you ever wondered what’s the reason behind your constantly feeling tired? Are your energy levels failing you recently, where you find it difficult to either concentrate or get your work done? It may or may not have
As the coronavirus outbreak continues to surge with new variants, staying at home remains to be the safest solution. This calls for a new perspective on house design that can accommodate the new lifestyle. According to research conducted
In 2018, the total amount of municipal solid waste (MSW) generated in the US was 292.4 million tons, and 146.1 million tons of those were landfilled (US EPA, 2020). The largest waste landfilled was organic waste which mainly
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