Social Darwinism is the theory that B) life consists of competitive struggles in which only the strong survive. This theory applies Darwin's theory of natural selection to the social and political world. Those who supported this idea believe that in the social realm it is the responsibility of individuals to succeed and that those who are strong enough will and those that are not will fail. Those that support this theory did not support government programs to help the poor and other socially beneficial government policies.
<span>He means that "despite his success and great
importance, Dr. V remains humble". </span>
The writer stayed through one week volunteering at an eye
healing facility in India where a huge number of patients recover their sight
every year. He was profoundly touched by the dedication of Dr. V and his team
to helping their patients. The experience appears to have impacted the writer's
own particular point of view.
A hypothesis must be testable in order to be termed a scientific hypothesis.
A hypothesis is almost a theory in that it needs to be tested in order to become a true scientific hypothesis. These tests have to be the same every time, meaning that the hypothesis has to yield the same results each time it is tested.
Travis Hirschi finds socialization into society's conventional believe system as a fundamental factor in preventing deviance.
Thus, socialization, bonding and social control are the most important factors for him.
Within other factors we also have, commitment to social norms, seeking social rewards, and the quest for conventionality as external factors with less magnitude.
I believe that self control is fundamental but this one can only be built or be part of someone's personality as a consequence of an individual's social surroundings.
Thereby, I think social surrounding is the most important factor when forging personality.
