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A branch of science that aims to explain and predict various phenomena in nature such as cellular composition, atomic particles, etc.
Social Sciences
Natural Sciences
Humanities
Applied Profession
A particular branch of learning or body of knowledge such as physics, sociology and history
Humanities
Natural Sciences
Discipline
Social Sciences
A branch of science belong to those subjects that relate to the foundation, establishment and growth of human society
Domain
Natural Sciences
Social Sciences
Humanities
A Greek Philosopher who wrote that "man is a social animal" .
Socrates
Aristotle
Plato
Pythagoras
Are academic disciplines that study the aspects of human society and culture.
Society
Science
Humanities
Social Sciences
What is the Latin word of society?
scientia
sensus
societas
socio
It is an integral tool both for the natural sciences and the social sciences.
Observation
Hypothesis
Scientific Method
Analysis
It is defined as " people in general thought of living together in organized communities with shared laws, tradition, and values".
Science
Social Science
Social
Society
What do you mean by the Latin word "scientia"?
society
knowledge
socius
norm
It is a standard or pattern, especially of social behavior, that is typical or expected from a group.
Humanities
Beliefs
Norm
Tradition
It pertains to "knowledge about or study of the natural world based on facts learned through experiments and observation".
Society
Science
Social Sciences
Natural Sciences
An idea or theory that is not proven but that leads to further study or discussion.
Hypothesis
Obeservation
Gathering of data
Experiment
A step of scientific method that the researcher selects a particular subject matter depending on his interest.
Analysis
Conclusion
Problem
Topic
The one who study the human behavior and actions within the context of society.
Scientists
Psychologist
Social Scientists
Anthropologist
A sphere of knowledge, influences, or activity
Domain
Discipline
Ideas
Empiricism
