11908 research outputs found
Sort by
The Effects of Consumerism: A Psychological Spiral
No full textMy research focuses on the damaging effects on materialism and commercialization on the human psyche. My investigation revealed to me the complex, constantly developing, conscious and unconscious viewpoint(s) of consumerism. From a psychological lens, excessive and pleasure purchases are exhausting our endorphin and serotonin levels. On the other hand, we observe an increase in pop-up shops and digitized marketing being presented to us in ways that manipulate our emotions.
Faculty Sponsor: Alejandra Orteg
The Rise of Populism
No full textThe current rise of populism in regards to international relations and how through the lens of constructivism we can better understand the metrics in which these populist leaders come to power. I specifically researched Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines, Narendra Modi of India, and Vladimir Putin of Russia.
Faculty Sponsor: Prof. David Goldber
The Role of Christian Nationalism in Shaping U.S. Policies
No full textThis research investigates Christian nationalism\u27s impact on U.S. policy and societal division, revealing how deeply religious ideologies intertwine with political affiliations to influence governance. While highlighting potential threats to democratic inclusivity, it also considers the potential benefits of religious engagement in fostering community support and public health initiatives.
Faculty Sponsor: Trina Sotirakopulo
