DISS Flashcards

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can be introduced as the study of
both social sciences and humanities.

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Social Studies

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is a hard venture given the complexity of human communities and
human behavior.

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Studying society

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it is a group of people involved with
each other through people persistent, or a large social grouping sharing the same geographical or social territory, typically subject to the same political authority and dominant cultural expectations.

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society

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any branch of academic study or science that deals with human behavior in its social and
cultural aspects.

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Social Science

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what are the Specializations of Social Science

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Geography

History

Economics

Political Science

Sociology

Psychology

Anthropology

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According to man’s ability they
give sense and makes sense of
the world. It is acquired through
gathering, classifying, analyzing
and interpreting data.

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Human Knowledge

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Three Major Fields of human knowledge

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Social Science

Natural Science

Humanities

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4 Essential Methods of Social Research

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Historical Method
Case Method
Comparative and Cross-Cultural
Statistics

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is the systematic study of society and people’s behavior in groups, otherwise known as collective behavior.

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sociology

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is the idea that society is made up of different groups.

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Central to sociology

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Two major groups within society

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Primary and Secondary

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are groups where people have close relationships, for instance, one’s relationship with his or her family or small circle of friends.

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Primary group

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are larger and less intimate than primary groups, for instance, groups in the workplace
or barangays.

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Secondary groups

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or a written and unwritten rules, laws, and standards followed by people in a given community.

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Norms

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is a group of people who commonly share a universal goal, value, belief, and behaviour.

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Community

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unwritten norms of customary behavior.

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Folkways

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17
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a written rules made by the government.

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Law

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individual learns about their role in
society. the act of adapting
behavior to the norms of a culture or society: also going out and meeting people or hanging out

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socialization

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it refers to a system by which a society ranks categories of people in a hierarchy.

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Social stratification

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is an organized system of people, norms,
processes, and values that is central to the process of socialization.

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Institution

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is considered part of the behavioral sciences because it is also a systematic study of human behavior.

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Anthropology

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a part of behavioral science because it is also a systematic study of human behavior

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psychology

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one of the central figures in psychology through his idea of psychoanalysis

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sigmund freud

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three main parts of personality

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Id, superego, ego

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the person's most basic drive
Id
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the person's conscience based on teaching in society and other learned values
superego
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serves as the referee between the demands of Id and the superego
ego
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a central object in psychology
emotion
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one's ability to relate to other people's feelings and imagine oneself to be in the same disposition
empathy
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what are the defense mechanisms studied in psychology
projection, denial, self actualization, rationalization
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two kinds of human needs
conscious needs, unconscious needs
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putting the blame from yourself to somebody
projection
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refusing to believe that something, mostly negative, actually hapopened
denial
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the process of making oneself better
self actualization
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the process of making an excuse about something
rationalization
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include every need that we are aware of like addressing one's basic necessities
conscious needs
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needs that we are not aware of but are really important for one's well being
unconscious needs
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through an experiment that shows how a stimulus from the environment can cause someone to react and respond
classical conditioning
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wherein individual was changed according the teacher's wants trough a controlled application of positive and negative reinforcements
operant conditioning
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the systematic study of the human past by reading accounts from old documents
history
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documents written by eyewitness or documents written and published during a certain period
primary source
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an interpretation of a primary source
secondary source
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physical characteristics of the source to determine wether it really existed during the period of study
external crisitism
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reviews if the accounts are accurately aligned with the alleged time of the document
internal crisitism
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the study of space and place, natural resources, and the relationship of man to his environment
geography
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two major specialization of geography
physical geography human and cultural technology
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mainly concerned with natural processes distribution of flaura and fauna space
physical geography
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focuses on the role and effect of space and the changing landscape on societies, social change, and social phenomena
human and cultural technology
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defined as the study of human livelihood and market dynamics
economics
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two parts of economics
microeconomics macroeconomics
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the systematic study of government and power
political science
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studies human behavior through their culture or the way people live in groups
anthropology
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the founder of sociology and positivisim.
Isidore Marie Auguste Francois Xavier
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is a belief that only things that can be experienced through the senses can count as true knowledge.
positivism
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branches of government
executive legistative judicial
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what happens in the executive branch?
execution of the law
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what happens in the legistative branch?
law making
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what happens in the judicial branch?
interpretation of the law
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what branch is the congress (senate & representative) part of?
legistative
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what branch are the president, vp, and cabinet part of?
executive
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what branch is the supreme court part of?
judicial