Social Sciences 1
It is the branch of science focused on the scientific study of societies and the relationships among individuals within those societies.
Social Science/s. What is Social Science?
It is the study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior.
Sociology. What is sociology?
Watch the video. What theory serves as a critique of capitalism?
Marxism. What is marxism?
Maria can't accept the fact that his father has already died. What defense mechanism is described here?
Denial. What is denial?
He is known as the "Father of Sociology." A French philosopher and writer who created the doctrine of positivism.
Auguste Comte. Who is Auguste Comte?
Political Science. What is Political Science?
It is the study of places and the relationships between people and their environments.
Geography. What is geography?
What is the primary goal of marxism?
Social Change. What kind of social change?
Glen is mad after he is suspended from work. He sees his cat then bursts out all his anger at the cute and innocent creature. What defense mechanism is described here?
Projection. What is projection?
It adheres to the view that only “factual” knowledge gained through observation (the senses), including measurement, is trustworthy. It is based on the works of Comte.
Positivism. What is positivism?
19th Century. When is the 19th century?
If you want to understand the human wants and needs in relation to market behavior. What discipline are you going to study?
Economics. What is economics?
This means separation from one’s true or necessary nature, and the idea was used by Marxists to describe the process by which labor is reduced to being a mere commodity under capitalism.
Alienation. What is alienation?
What defense mechanism gives different half-truth reasons to explain his behavior, hiding his unconscious, and repressed motivation?
Rationalization. What is rationalization?
Give at least two Critical Social Science theories?
1. Marxism
2. Psychoanalysis
3. Feminist Theory
A study of human populations includes the changes and development in birth, death, and migration.
Demography. What is demography?
A representation, usually on a plane surface, of all or part of the earth or some other body showing a group of features in terms of their relative size and position.
Map/s. What is map/s?
A Marxist belief that is used by the capitalist to the members of the working class by deceiving them of their true class position when they fail to realize their class oppression.
False Consciousness. What is false consciousness?
Imagine an iceberg. What are the three levels of mental life according to Freud?
Unconscious, Pre-conscious, and Conscious. What are these three?
It aims to take a neutral approach to social study in an effort to uncover truths that may have fallen through the cracks. What social science school of thought is this?
Critical Social Science. What is critical social science?
In which era does Anthropology trace its historical and philosophical development about human societies and their organization?
A historical revolution in which refers to the changes in thoughts and beliefs in Europe.
Scientific Revolution. What is a scientific revolution?
It is an awareness or acknowledgment of the class oppression that would spark the revolution which creates the “dictatorship of the proletariat.
Class Consciousness. What is class consciousness?
Jiji has a childhood memory of abuse from her adopted parents which she has already forgotten but still makes her feel anxious. What defense mechanism is described here?
Repression. What is repression?
It focuses on the description and understanding of 'the actual human interactions, meanings, and processes that constitute real-life organizational settings' (Gephart, 2004, p. 455) and examines how commonsense meanings are created and used by members for practical purposes.
Interpretive Social Science. What is interpretive?