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What Is Social Exchange Theory?

All relationships are a matter of give and take, but it’s important to know if this matter is balanced between two par…

While immediate containment in the aftermath of a natural disaster is essential, the long-term health consequences must …

Social workers are advocates that provide a voice for those routinely silenced by society. But to succeed in this crucia…

Food deserts are generally impoverished areas and they are viewed as a national crisis. This infographic covers importan…

Having food to eat and a place to sleep are simple things that most of us take for granted. Yet in the US, over half a m…

Not all violence makes the nightly news. In fact, although intimate-partner violence is common enough to be “the singl…

Before the internet, bullying was a problem—but it was a problem that didn’t extend into the pockets, bedrooms, livi…

Who says virtual reality has to be all fun and games? Dr. Patrick Bordnick, dean of Tulane University’s School of Soci…

Today’s college students face many varied difficulties. Traditional college students are adjusting to adult responsibi…