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Salwa Khan

Salwa Khan

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Host, Mothering Earth Podcast

Texas

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Total articles 12

  • Is Deliberate Control of Behavior Rare? A Test of the Automaticity Dominance Perspective

    By Andrew Miles, Salwa Khan, Yagana Samim| SAGE Publishing@ The idea that human behavior is guided by internal forces that are neither entirely accessible nor subject to our rational thought processes has shaped sociological scholarship ranging from foundational theories (Durkheim, Cosman, and Cladis 1995; Weber 1981) to modern treatments of social reproduction, education, culture, gender, and race (Bourdieu 1984, 1990; Dumais 2002; Hall 1993).

    By Andrew Miles, Salwa Khan, Yagana Samim · SAGE Publishing

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Science and Psychology of Mood Swings: Explaining Triggers and Coping Mechanisms

    By Salwa Khan| Medium@ Salwa Khan·Follow2 min read·--Mood swingsMood swings are very common because the emotional states change very fast. These are caused by biological, psychological, and environmental factors. Though slight at times, these shifts can sometimes be strong enough to interfere with life, relations, and, of course, mental well-being, too. Identifying causes and triggers explain how one can cope.

    By Salwa Khan · Medium

    Nov. 06, 2024

  • Is Deliberate Control of Behavior Rare? A Test of the Automaticity Dominance Perspective

    By Andrew Miles, Salwa Khan, Yagana Samim| SAGE Publishing@ The idea that human behavior is guided by internal forces that are neither entirely accessible nor subject to our rational thought processes has shaped sociological scholarship ranging from foundational theories (Durkheim, Cosman, and Cladis 1995; Weber 1981) to modern treatments of social reproduction, education, culture, gender, and race (Bourdieu 1984, 1990; Dumais 2002; Hall 1993).

    By Andrew Miles, Salwa Khan, Yagana Samim · SAGE Publishing

    Mar. 20, 2025

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Mothering Earth Podcast

Wimberley, Texas, United States

+1 512-847-8847