ANTHROPOLOGY
ETYMOLOG
-Anthropology
Y is from the Greek words
"anthropos" which means "man" and "logos"
which means "to study".
DEFINITION
It is a branch of knowledge which deals with the scientific
study of man, his work, his body, his behavior and values, in ECONOMICS
time and space.
ETYMOLOG
BRANCHES
1.Biological Anthropology - study of man's biological
foundations, race evolution, genetic inheritance, racial
classifications, human adaptability and variation, the fossil
records of human evolution as well as forensic studies.
2.Cultural Anthropology - investigation of the cultural and
social organization of a particular people.
METHODS OF INQUIRY
1.Ethnographic Method - participant researcher mainly
conducts first and observation and immersion in human
activities in a particular socio-cultural setting for the purpose
of gaining an up-close and personal familiarity and
understanding of the subjects being studies
2. Case Study - involves extensive and in-depth
documentation and analysis of specific subject in focus at a
smaller scale which is mainlY conducted by interview of
informants, ocular inspection of location and the comparison
and analysis of available literature and databases
Y the Greek word "oikanomia" which means
- It is from
"household management".
DEFINITION
It is the study of the proper allocation and efficient use of
scarce resources to produce commodities for the maximum
satisfaction of unlimited human needs and wants.
BRANCHES
1. Macroeconomics - deals with the behavior of economy as a
whole with the view of understanding the interaction between
economic aggregates such as employment, inflation and
national income
2. Microeconomics - deals with the behavior of individual
components such a household, firm and individual owner of
production.
METHODS OF INQUIRY
1. Positive Economics - explain what happens in the economy
and why, without making any recommendations to economic
policy, or in simple idea, it deals with how the economy works
2. Normative Economics - employed to make value
judgments about the economy and suggest solutions to
economic problems
HISTORY
ETYMOLOG
Y the Greek word "istoria" which means "knowing
- It is from
by inquiry"
DEFINITION
It is the systematic inquiry of man's recorded past for the purpose
of establishing causal relationships, validating historical facts and
reconstruction of chronological events.
BRANCHES
1. Political History-deals with the narrative and analysis of political
events, ideas, movements, organs of government, voters, parties
and leaders
2. Economic History- analyzes economies or economic
phenomena of the past using a combination of historical methods,
statistical methods and the application of economic theory to
historical situations and institutions
METHODS OF INQUIRY
1. Positivism: Embraces human agency in history.
Uses sources to provide and accurate and complete
vision of the past. Also embraces and empathetic
approach towards people in the past.
2. Chronology: The creation of narratives of the
past- analysis plays less role as the role of accidents
is most important.
LINGUISTICS
GEOGRAHY Different
ETYMOLGY ETYMOLOGY
It is from the French word "linguistique" which means
"language". Definition
The word Geography is derived from the Greek word geo DISCIPLINE
(the Earth, in its broadest meaning) and graphos (graphy,
to write about). Literally, to write about the Earth.
Of
DEFINITION
1.Itisthescienceoflanguage. Social
2.Itisthescientificstudy oflanguageinaculturalcontext.

BRANCHES
DEFINITION
- the study of the physical features of the earth and its SCIENCES
1. Evolutionary Linguistics - traces the development of a language atmosphere, and of human activity as it affects and is
fromitsoriginalformandpattern affected by these, including the distribution of populations
2.Historical Linguistics - explores language changes and the and resources, land use, and industries. •ANTHROPOLOG
relationshipsoflanguagespokenbydifferentethnicgroupsand/
ornationalities •ECONOMICS
•GEOGRAPHY
BRANCHES
METHODS OF INQUIRY 1.Physical geography - is a major branch of the science of •HISTORY
geography, and it mainly deals with the study of the
1. Historical Method - observes and analyzes carefully that facts natural 2.Characteristics of the Earth. •LINGUISTICS
of history in order to understand the present condition together
Human geography - this is one of the major branches in
withthefuturecourse ofpoliticalorganizations
geography and it mainly covers studies of the human
•POLITICAL SCIENCE
2.Comparative Methodestablishedcorrelationsofinstitutional
factors working hand-in-hand with the state that affect a political
race. •PSYCHOLOGY
phenomenoninunderstandingthescienceofpolitics
•SOCIOLOGY
METHODS OF INQUIRY
Descriptive geography – Simply specifies the locations of
featuresandpopulations.

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SOCIOLOG
Y
ETYMOLOGY
It is from the Latin word "socius" which means
"associate or companion" and Greek word "logos"
which means "study".
DEFINITION
It is the scientific study of society.
BRANCHES
1. Social Organization-deals with social
institutions, social stratification and mobility,
social groups, and social relationships
2. Social Psychology- focuses on collective
and deviant behavior, socialization, and social
influences on personality
METHODS OF INQUIRY
Evolutionary Approach-offers explanation how human groups
come to exist, grow and develop. It also looks for patterns of
change
PSYCHOLOGY
ETYMOLOGY
It is from the Greek words which means "soul" and "logus"
which means "study".
DEFINITION
BRANCHES
1. General Psychology - explains the why and
how people behave in a way under certain
situation
2.Clinical Psychology - deals with scientific
solution to a psychological problem
METHODS OF INQUIRY
1. Inspection Method - obtains data from the
participant's feelings and experiences
2. Observation Method - examines, records and
analyze the subject in the laboratory, classroom
or institution
POLITICAL SCIENCE
ETYMOLOGY
It is from the Greek word "polis" which means "city-state" word
"scire" which means "to study".
DEFINITION
It is the systematic study of state and government.
BRANCHES
1. Public Law - concerned chiefly on the law itself
including the organization of government, the
limitation upon government authority and the rules of
government offices and public officials
2. Political Theory study of the development of
varying political
doctrines or thoughts from ancient, medieval to
contemporary political relating to the basis, origin,
form and structure, political culture or behavior of the
people in a state
METHODS OF INQUIRY
1. Historical Method - observes and analyzes
carefully that facts of history in order to understand
the present condition together with the future
course of political organizations
2. Comparative Method - established correlations
of institutional factors working hand-in-hand with
the state that affect a political phenomenon in
understanding the science of politics
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DISCIPLINE
OF SOCIAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
SCIENCES

POLITICAL SCIENCE

ECONOMICS

PSYCHOLOGY

GEOGRAPHY

SOCIOLOGY
HISTORY

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