This document introduces the disciplines of applied social science. It defines social science as the systematic study of social phenomena and human societies, cultures, institutions, and interpersonal relationships. The document outlines five core social science disciplines: anthropology, economics, sociology, history, and criminology. It then defines applied social science as an integrated field that addresses contemporary social issues using insights from multiple disciplines. Finally, it identifies counseling and social work as two disciplines of applied social science.
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Introduction to the disciplines of applied social science
1. INTRODUCTION TO THE
DISCIPLINES OF APPLIED SOCIAL
SCIENCE
Joyce L. Andrada Grade 12 Humss 5 October 17, 2018
Victorias National High School
Yap Quina St. Victorias City , Negros Occidental
2. Social Science
are disciplines concerned with the systematic
study o social phenomena.
it is a branch of science that deals with the
institutions , the functioning of human
society , and the interpersonal relationship if
individuals as members of the society.
3. DISCIPLINE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE
1. Anthropology – the study of human
societies and cultures and their
development.
2. Economics – the branch of knowledge
concerned with the production ,
consumption , and transfer of wealth.
3. Sociology – the study of the development;
structure , and functioning of human society.
4. 4. History – the study of past events,
particularly in human affairs.
5. Criminology – the scientific study of crime as
a social phenomenom, of criminals, and of
penal treatment.
5. APPLIED SOCIAL SCIENCE
is an integrated cutting across and
transcending various social science disciplines
in addressing a wide range of issue in a
contemporary, innovative and dynamic way.
It aims at pressenting a well – developed
understanding of social systems, social
theory and social policy.
6. DISCIPLINES OF APPLIED SOCIAL
SCIENCE
1. Counseling – the provision of assistance and
guidance in resolving personal , social , or
psychological problems and difficulties ,
especially by a proffesional.
2. SocialWork – work carried out by trained
personnel with the aim of alleviating the
conditions of those in need of help or
welfare.