“Styling Hacks” are popular easy modifications made to a person’s outfits in the way that it is worn to accentuate/shape how a person’s body may appear. These have recently become extremely popular. For example, the "French Tuck" (popularized by Queer Eye’s Tan France) involves tucking just the front portion of a person's top claiming to give them a taller and slimmer silhouette.

Place setting: This debate takes place in areas where housing demographics are widely demarcated based on ethnicity. Schooling in these areas tends to reflect the ethnic make up of these neighbourhoods. Government funding is dependent on grades, drop out rates, etc.

A co-benefit approach is one where research on the effects of environmental policies is presented on the basis of indirect effects, as opposed to direct measured reduction of pollutants.
For eg. A policy aimed to reduce Green House gas emissions, could have co benefits of number of lives saved, due to a reduction in premature deaths from air pollution. However, no research can be exactly sure about how this approach will play out in the future.

A measured approach is one where the quantity of pollutants can be measured but the number of premature deaths cannot be predicted. Currently, most researchers use the measured approach.

‘Disguised activism art’ is an art where artists aim to deal with sensitive social topics but present it in a form that is popular and upbeat in keeping up with current artistic trends.