Essays on Choices

“A fool thinks himself to be wise,but a wise man knows himself to be a fool” (william shakespeare). Into the Wild is a nonfiction book by Jon Krakeur on the life events of Chris Mccandless from when he was growing up and when he adopted...

Psychology changes lives. It can be the catalyst to change a mindset, to solve a problem and to create a therapy. It has been argued that one in four will suffer from their mental health, and being able to effectively help to improve someone’s life...

There has never been a more divisive and fascinating time in politics than there is today. With the rise of the far-right in Western politics, the socialist Labour leader in the UK, and the election of President Trump, it seems that people are becoming more...

The core aim of our focus group research was to understand the relationship between time constraints and the choices people make surrounding food in the University of Limerick. My group, composed of Ashley, ChiChi, Robert and I, aimed to explore the question “how do students...

Life is filled with decisions waiting to be made. It is important to make the right decisions because they are what determine your future. Teenagers make decisions everyday, some good and some bad. In order to have a bright future, excelling during high school is...

This critical response will discuss about five articles which are written by Friedman with Hechter, Hedström and Ylikoski, Simon, Breen with Goldthorpe and Aksoy with Gambetta. These articles discuss about Classical rational choice theory (RCT), Sociological rational choice theory (SRCT) and Bounded rational choice theory...

The classic literature that I have selected is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen and was published in 1813. I am interested in this topic to understand that the concept of marrying for love and marrying for wealth still exists even in today’s society. An...