to five contestants might be involved in child-custody conflicts. As cases of ART in which third parties are involved become more common, the issue of what constitutes a parent is now, perhaps more than ever, highly contested. There is no consensus on what parents are or what they should be. At the heart of the issue are at least two important questions. First, what is the relative importance a...

Abstract The failure to understand the needs, beliefs, and values of others is widely blamed on a lack empathy, which has been touted in recent years as necessary ingredient for bringing us together ultimately tackling issues social justice harmony. In this essay, I explore whether empathy really can serve role it tasked with. To answer question, will first identify what why its champions belie...

Abstract Tracking the Loving Gaze is a futile attempt to follow, map and capture way cherished personal photographs are viewed. The authors asked 30 survey subjects use an eye tracker while looking at preselected photograph that held special meaning for them. raw visual data from this process—heat maps, focus maps scan paths—became foundation of body work includes darkroom prints, short videos ...

Mainstream explanations to gambling specify conditions under which human agents are locally risk loving. Such theories, however, fail to explain the typically observed prize distribution of a few large prizes and a large number of medium ones—hence the medium prizes paradox. In the current study we show that adaptive learning models recently proposed in the literature offer a solution. Simulati...

Surfactants are characterized by the essential features that we saw in sodium oleate. A surfactant molecule has a hydrophilic (water-loving) head and a long hydrophobic (water-hating or oil-loving) tail. For this reason, we often describe surfactants is being amphiphilic molecules they love everything. Surfactants can be categorized according to the charge present in the hydrophilic portion of ...