. Whether you’re studying it for college, career purposes or you’re simply curious about how the mind works when put in contact with other minds out in the world, let’s take a look at the study of social science, shall we? What do you know about human society and social relationships? Let’s find out.
Sociology
Geography
Philosophy
Economics
Natural science deals with spiritual values
Social science deals with all aspects of the group life of humans
Social science deals mostly with matter and energy
Natural science does not deal with living things
Be more empirical
Utilize the scientific method more frequently
Use controlled experiments less often
Be more mathematical
Geology | geography
Astrology | astronomy
Geography | geology
Agronomy | horticulture
The natural environment and trading system
Biological traits and socially acquired characteristics of humans
Physics and biology
Marketing strategies and geography
Psychology
Economics
Linguistics
Anthropology
The amount of time spent online is the dependent variable
There is a positive relationship between time online and test scores
There is a negative relationship between time spent online and test scores
Test scores are the independent variable
By inverting their meaning
By sampling them across a non-representative population
By reflexively determining their relative importance
By operationalizing the concepts
The comparative method
Ethnographic research
The historical method
The cross-cultural method
Geology
Demography
Geography
Cartography
Un-biased and not proportional
Biased and proportional
Non-proportional and biased
Un-biased and proportional
Europe
Africa
Asia
South America
Natural Selection
Mutation
Competition
Migration
Natural selection
Mutation
Competition
Migration
Easy solutions for medical problems without ethical questions
No choices, only solution
Clear benefits, with no moral complications
Extraordinarily difficult moral and political questions
Homo ludens
Homo genous
Homo pithicus
Homo sapiens
Geobiology
Political biology
Sociobiology
Economic anthropology
Rome
England
Moravia
North African Muslims
5 percent
100 percent
40 percent
90 percent
The Stone Age
The Renaissance
The Victorian Era
The Iron Era
The banks
The catholic church
The peasants
The explorers