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SOCIAL SCIENCES

QuestionAnswer
studies human society social science
studies physical world natural science
studies how people behave social science
interpreting novels humanities
social science, natural science, humanities complementary
fish population biology
household income economics
traffic geography
how residents percieve a problem sociology
he said that power should be divided among separate branches Montesquieu
he developed positvism Aguste Comte
book of John Locke, natural rights two treaties of government
created large scale social and economic changes Industrial revolution
observation and scientific evidence positivism
He used observation and classification aristotle
comparing two sources at the same period corroboration
studying farmers lives during colonial period social history
to know if someone supports a policy or not survey
government type that limits unnecessary state interference in personal choices liberalism
government type that focus on public healthcare socialism
political inquiry where researcher identifies similarities and differences comparative analysis
represent the country in international organizations foreign service officer
responsible for providing evidence to guide the policy decision policy analyst
a government increases spending during economic downturn It is appropriate because government spending can stimulate demand
to understand why consumers sometimes purchase expensive products Survey consumers about their preferences
A Filipino economist studies how increased international trade affects local employment Economics provides a basis for evaluating how interconnected markets influence resource allocation and economic decisions
A school finds that students from low income families have lower graduation rates conflict theory
how students interpret the meaning of school uniforms stuctural fuctionalism
changing patterns of employment Human resources specialist
how institution maintains social stability structural functionalism
unequal access to wealth and opportunities conflict theory
a researcher lives with a community field work and observation
to study why poverty continues sociology
preserve artifacts Museum curators
examine social relationships sociology
explain cultural meanings anthropology
how context affects utterance pragmatics
planning a new housing for areas frequently affected by flood possibilism
makes digital maps geographic information systems specialist
in addressing a situation combine relevant perspective
studies human behavior and mental processes psychology
provides counseling support counselor
help individual, families and societies address social problems social work
a social science that focuses on crime criminology
why criminology is a social science It uses knowledge about crime and behavior to help address criminal
examines gender, gender relations, inequalities Gender Studies and Development
the process of combining knowledge and perspectives Transdisciplinarity
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