Anonymous
22 hours ago
What are the branches of social science?
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22 hours ago
1. Sociology
2. Anthropology
3. Psychology
4. Economics
5. Political Science
6. Geography
7. History
8. Communication Studies
9. Social Work
10. Cultural Studies
2. Anthropology
3. Psychology
4. Economics
5. Political Science
6. Geography
7. History
8. Communication Studies
9. Social Work
10. Cultural Studies
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Google Gemini AI
22 hours ago
Core Branches:
- Anthropology: Studies human societies, cultures, and physical characteristics.
- Economics: Analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
- History: Examines past events and their impact on human societies.
- Political Science: Investigates the theory and practice of government and power dynamics.
- Psychology: Studies the human mind, behavior, and mental processes.
- Sociology: Examines social structures, institutions, and interactions.
Other Branches:
- Behavioral Economics: Combines elements of economics and psychology to study decision-making and behavior.
- Cognitive Science: Explores the mind and its processes, such as perception, memory, and language.
- Criminology: Studies crime, its causes, and prevention.
- Cultural Studies: Analyzes cultural products, practices, and meanings.
- Demography: Studies population trends, patterns, and characteristics.
- Development Studies: Focuses on economic, social, and political issues in developing countries.
- Education: Investigates educational systems, processes, and outcomes.
- Environmental Science: Explores the relationship between humans and the environment.
- Gender Studies: Examines gender roles, power relations, and inequality.
- Geography: Studies the Earth's physical and human features, including climate, landforms, and population.
- International Relations: Analyzes interactions between nations, including diplomacy, conflict, and cooperation.
- Linguistics: Examines the structure, meaning, and use of languages.
- Media Studies: Investigates the role and impact of media and communication technologies.
- Peace and Conflict Studies: Studies the causes and prevention of violent conflict.
- Public Health: Focuses on improving the health of populations.
- Social Work: Provides services to individuals, families, and communities facing social challenges.
- Anthropology: Studies human societies, cultures, and physical characteristics.
- Economics: Analyzes the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services.
- History: Examines past events and their impact on human societies.
- Political Science: Investigates the theory and practice of government and power dynamics.
- Psychology: Studies the human mind, behavior, and mental processes.
- Sociology: Examines social structures, institutions, and interactions.
Other Branches:
- Behavioral Economics: Combines elements of economics and psychology to study decision-making and behavior.
- Cognitive Science: Explores the mind and its processes, such as perception, memory, and language.
- Criminology: Studies crime, its causes, and prevention.
- Cultural Studies: Analyzes cultural products, practices, and meanings.
- Demography: Studies population trends, patterns, and characteristics.
- Development Studies: Focuses on economic, social, and political issues in developing countries.
- Education: Investigates educational systems, processes, and outcomes.
- Environmental Science: Explores the relationship between humans and the environment.
- Gender Studies: Examines gender roles, power relations, and inequality.
- Geography: Studies the Earth's physical and human features, including climate, landforms, and population.
- International Relations: Analyzes interactions between nations, including diplomacy, conflict, and cooperation.
- Linguistics: Examines the structure, meaning, and use of languages.
- Media Studies: Investigates the role and impact of media and communication technologies.
- Peace and Conflict Studies: Studies the causes and prevention of violent conflict.
- Public Health: Focuses on improving the health of populations.
- Social Work: Provides services to individuals, families, and communities facing social challenges.
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