Discipline & Ideas in Social Science (Review)

Its main concern is to explain natural and environmental phenomena.

• SCIENCE

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• NATURAL SCIENCE

• SOCIAL SCIENCE

The study of the relationship between biological traits and socially acquired characteristics.

• ANTHROPOLOGY

• DEMOGRAPHY

• GEOGRAPHY

• SOCIOLOGY

Perspective which describes the society as a social system that has a social structure of its own, made up of different parts which are interconnected which work together in harmony to achieve balance or social equilibrium

• MARXISM

• SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONISM

• FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURALISM

• PSYCHOANALYSIS

 In this perspective, it states that society is composed of different groups with their own interest to protect and each group is competing for power and resources.

• STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM

• MARXISM

• SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONALISM

• PSYCHOANALYSIS

Human beings interpret / define each others actions instead of merely reacting to each others actions.

• STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM

• MARXISM

• SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONSIM

• PSYCHOANALYSIS

 A process of interpretation between stimulus and response in the case of human behavior.

• PSCHOLOGY

• STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM

• MARXISM

• SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONALISM

Studies  past cultures through tangible and intangible materials.

• ARCHEOLOGY

• LINGUISTICS

• ETHNOLOGY

• HISTORY

The study of recent and present cultures. It explains the difference of cultures before and the recent through vigor research

• ARCHEOLOGY

• ETHNOLOGY

• ETIMOLOGY

• HISTORY

 Social inequality happens when resources, in a given society are distributed unequally. 

• STRUCTURALISM

• MARXISM

• SYMBOLIC INTERACTIONALISM

• STRUCTURAL FUNCTIONALISM

The study of society and the manner in which people behave and influence the world around us.

• SOCIAL SCIENCE

• PHYSICAL SCIENCE

• NATURAL SCIENCE

• SCIENCE