DISS-3rd Quarterly Assessment

Which of the following is NOT a social science discipline?

• Psychology

• Biology

• Sociology

• Anthropology

Who is considered the father of modern sociology?

• Charles Darwin

• Sigmund Freud

• Auguste Comte

• Karl Marx

Which of the following is NOT a research method commonly used in social science?

• Surveys

• Experiments

• Case studies

• Chemical analysis

What is the main goal of the natural sciences?

• To explain and predict natural phenomena

• To understand human behavior

• To analyze historical documents

• To study artistic expression

Which social science discipline focuses on studying human culture and societies?

• Psychology

• Sociology

• Anthropology

• Political science

Which of the following is an example of quantitative research in social science?

• A case study of a single individual

• A survey of a large group of people

• An in-depth interview with a participant

• An observational study of a particular social setting

What is the role of humanities in the study of social science?

• To provide a historical and cultural context

• To conduct experiments and collect data

• To analyze numerical data

• To predict future social trends

Which of the following is NOT an ethical consideration in social science research?

• Obtaining informed consent

• Protecting confidentiality and anonymity

• Minimizing harm to participants

• Maximizing profits for the researcher

Natural science discipline focuses on studying living organisms?

What is the scientific method and how is it used in social science research?

• A systematic approach to research that involves formulating hypotheses, collecting data, analyzing data, and drawing conclusions; it is used in social science research to test theories and explain social phenomena.

• An intuitive approach to research that relies on personal experience and subjective interpretation; it is used in social science research to understand individual perspectives.

• A historical approach to research that examines the evolution of social phenomena over time; it is used in social science research to provide context for current social trends.

• A philosophical approach to research that examines the fundamental principles of social organization; it is used in social science research to develop new theories of society.