Teodoro, Jennica Allyson H.

Teodoro, Jennica Allyson H.

GAS 11 – Fidelity
 Performance Task in UCSP & EAPP

How would anthropology, sociology, and political science

contribute to a better understanding of society?

Sociology is the study of human behavior. It is one of the most important

Social Sciences studies the relationships of human beings with different
things. Anthropology is another Social science that studies understanding
human conditions. It studies both the past and present of humans.
Political science is the study of politics. It is a detailed study of the power
of the government and various political activities linked to it. All these
studies help to understand human behavior and will help to understand
the society in a better way.

Anthropology, sociology, and political science all contribute to a comprehensive

understanding of society by focusing on different aspects of human behavior,
culture, and societal structures:

Anthropology studies the diverse cultures, behaviors, and beliefs of societies

around the world. It provides insights into how different societies have evolved,
how they interact with their environments, and how they organize their social
structures. This understanding helps us appreciate cultural diversity and recognize
common human traits while shedding light on how societies adapt to change.
 Sociology explores the structure and dynamics of societies, focusing on
how individuals interact within groups and institutions. It examines
social norms, roles, inequalities, and how they shape human behavior.
Sociology helps us understand social phenomena such as crime, family
dynamics, education systems, and the impact of technology on society.

Political science analyzes political systems, power dynamics, and the

functioning of governments. It studies how laws, policies, and institutions
affect societies and individuals. By examining political ideologies,
governance models, and international relations, political science provides
insights into how societies make collective decisions and navigate
conflicts.

Together, these disciplines deepen our understanding of societal

complexities, help us identify patterns of behavior, and provide tools to
address challenges and promote positive change in our communities and
the world at large.