DISS 1-3

refers to a standardized set of techniques for building scientific knowledge, such as how to make valid observations, how to interpret results and to generalize results.

• scientific method

• research

Investigation of different sources in order to pursue the advancement of knowledge

• scientific method

• research

Demography is mostly qualitative.

• True

• False

A discipline that seeks to human reactions to events and the meaning created by experience.

is the study of politics, power, and government

The two (2) scopes of economics are

It is concerned with the description, prediction and understanding of natural phenomena, based on empirical evidence from observation and experimentation.

• Social Sciences

• Humanities

• Natural Sciences

• Sociology

Why does social science different from natural sciences?

• Because its primary interest lies in predicting and explaining human behavior.

• Because it aims to predict all natural phenomena and its studies are based on experimentally controlled condition of material.

• Because human reactions to events and the meaning humans impose on experience as a function of culture, historical era, and life history.

• None of the above.

The following are true about social sciences except:

• Social science deals with people and society.

• Social Science focuses on biological aspects of human.

• Social Science covers broad range of disciplines

• . Social Science can be said to be the study of human systems.

Study the efficient allocation of scarce resources in order to satisfy the unlimited human needs and wants.