Disciplines and Ideas in the Social Sciences Evaluation Exam

It is one of the theories of Plato that he compares the ordinary person to a man who lives imprisoned in a cave, chained facing a wall on which appear the flickering shadows cast by the light of a fire behind him.

• Allegory of the Cave

• The Republic

• Ideal Society

• Theory of Forms

A social science discipline that studies human affairs and past events.

• History

• Psychology

• Geography

• Political Science

It focuses on the human society and their development though history, and that history has been a story of conflict between classes.

• Historical Materialism

• Dialetical Materialism

• Marxism

• Communism

An intentional act that presents that object as you meant.

• Noesis

• Noema

• Phenomenology

• Lifeworld

It is the process by which the individual young are molded into participating members of a continuing ‘culture’.

• Altriciality

• Sociality

• Functional Specialization

• Enculturation

The followings are theory of forms, except:

• Reason

• Spirited

• Heart

• Appetite

A special methodology in the social sciences that aims to describe what constitutes a particular social phenomenon.

• Ethnography

• Demography

• Philosophy

• Sociology

Karl Marx believed that the principle of capitalism is exploitation.

• Maybe

• True

• It depends

• False

A cognitive attitude that we usually employ when we are comfortable with the things that we already know.

• Transcendental Attitude

• Natural Attitude

• Existential Attitude

• Subjectivity Attitude

Refers to the fact that there are many cultures.

• Enculturation

• Imperfect enculturation

• Multiculturality

• Altriciality