Science, religious beliefs conflict for one in three Americans ...

Desta Bishu

Sat, 25 Jul 2009 06:59:30 GM

Science, . religious beliefs. conflict for one in three Americans. Posted by Desta Bishu | July 25th, 2009 at 2:59 am |. Americans by-and-large admire scientists unless they get crosswise on issues with . religious. overtones such as ...

How should I talk about how the media, peers, and religious beliefs discriminate against certain groups?
Q. I'm writing a paper for psychology explaining how the media influences and attempts us how we should appear, like, and how we should act. And how religious beliefs and peers can be judgmental and opinionated if we're homosexuals, overweight/obese, unequal rights for women and minorities. ^^^I don't know how to start my first, second, and third paragraphs. please help!!^^^ ~~~Best answer gets 10 POINTS!~~~
Asked by dmt479 - Fri Aug 7 23:24:04 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Its a Mix between Nurture and Our subconscious/Genetics. Its pretty complicated but most of the things come down to our human nature. We a Hirachical, means there is a leader, sub leader and so on. This Concept is everywhere. In work, in politics, in friendships. Everywhere. We belong in today`s time to so many Social Groups. Everyone with its different Goals and beliefs. For example with ur out with friends and as a Man u wear a Skirt. The other friends, that grown up in the belief that skirts are for woman will say something like "FAG!" if u have a low position in the peer. Or if u have a high position they will think that our leader is shifted from our beliefs and is weak. Thats a pretty complicated topic. Homosexuality for example… [cont.]
Answered by Selketchina - Sat Aug 8 00:51:32 2009