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“Small causes may have larger effects.” That is the summary of the butterfly effect within the chaos theory. It was a concept that was initially … [Read more...] about Butterfly Effect Chaos Theory Explained

Brian Greene offers one of the most ambitious theories ever proposed about the universe. It isn’t the theory of everything has some might suggest, but … [Read more...] about Brian Greene String Theory Explained

Diana Baumrind developed what she would call the Pillar Theory in the 1960s after earning her doctorate in psychology from UC-Berkeley. The theory … [Read more...] about Baumrind Theory Explained

Bernard Bass developed the transformational leadership theory in 1985 as a way to describe the psychological mechanisms that are used by leaders. His … [Read more...] about Bass Transformational Leadership Theory Explained

William Shakespeare is thought to be one of history’s greatest playwrights. His work is timeless, taught in school centuries after his death, and his … [Read more...] about Baconian Theory Explained

Have you ever played a video game, or perhaps a game of chess, with a friend? If you were competing against them, did you attempt to predict what … [Read more...] about Backward Induction Game Theory Explained

First proposed in 1968, Richard Atkinson and Richard Shiffrin suggest in their theory of memory that there are specific components which are part of … [Read more...] about Atkinson-Shiffrin Theory of Memory Explained

Bachir Boumaaza is the creator of the theory of everything. Better known as Athene, he is a modern jack of all trades. He plays poker, holds video … [Read more...] about Athenes Theory of Everything Explained

If you have followed Pokémon over the years, then you are likely familiar with the character Ask Ketchum. You might know him as Satoshi. In both the … [Read more...] about Ash Ketchum Theory Explained

First introduced in 1925, Dr. Arnold Gesell offered a maturation theory of child development which focuses on the course, pattern, and rate of growth … [Read more...] about Arnold Gesell Maturation Theory Explained

Andrew Sarris was a long-time film critic. Often referred to as a founding father of the industry, he brought the idea of providing critical feedback … [Read more...] about Andrew Sarris Auteur Theory Explained

“Life is like an onion. You peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep.” – Carl Sandburg. The idea that life is like an onion is an … [Read more...] about Akashic Field Theory Explained

Proposed by James J. Gibson, affordance theory is an examination of how each person visually perceives their environment. Gibson suggests that what … [Read more...] about Affordance Theory Explained