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OBJECTIVES:
• Recognize the different
disciplines of social science;
• Compare and contrast the
different disciplines; and
• Show an understanding on
the different disciplines of
social science.
 COLUMN A COLUMN B
1. Study of human a. History

2. Study of allocation resources b. Economics

3. Study of describing earth c. Anthropology

4. Study of past d. Sociology

5. Study of language e. Psychology

6. Study of Political Powers f. Demography

7. Study of soul or mind g. Linguistics

8. Study of companionship h. Political Science

9. Study of describing people i. Geography

 Column A Column B
Study of human a. History
Study of allocation resources b. Economics
Study of describing earth c. Anthropology
Study of past d. Sociology
Study of language e. Psychology
Study of Political Powers f. Demography
Study of soul or mind g. Linguistics
Study of companionship h. Political Science
Study of describing people i. Geography
Social
Science
Disciplines
HISTORY
The discipline that studies
the chronological record
of events (as affecting a
nation or people), based
on a critical examination
of source materials and
usually presenting an
explanation of their
causes.
ANTROPHOLOGY
 The science of humanity, which studies human beings in aspects
ranging from the biology and evolutionary history of Homo sapiens to
the features of society and culture that decisively distinguish humans
from other animal species.
GEOGRAPHY
 The study of
the diverse environments,
places, and spaces
of Earth’s surface and
their interactions. It seeks
to answer the questions
of why things are as they
are, where they are.
LINGUISTICS
The scientific study
of language
ECONOMICS
Seeks to analyze
and describe the
production,
distribution,
and consumption
of wealth.
PSYCH
OLOGY
 Scientific discipline that
studies mental states and
processes and behavior in
humans and other
animals.
SOCIOLOGY
Studies human societies, their interactions, and the processes that preserve and change them.
POLITICAL
SCIENCE
 The systematic study of
governance by the
application of empirical and
generally scientific methods
of analysis.
Examines the state and its
organs and institutions.
DEMOGRAPHY
Statistical study of human
populations, especially
with reference to size and
density, distribution,
and vital statistics (births,
marriages, deaths, etc.).
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Time
COMPARE AND CONTRAST
 Among all the
disciplines of Social
Science, what do you
think would be the
most useful
discipline?
What is the significance of
studying Social Science?
 Definition
Fields/Branches
Main areas of inquiry
Methods
 LET’S
EVALUATE
UNITED WE
STAND, DIVIDED
WE FALL
THANK
YOU!