jagomart
digital resources
picture1_Science Ppt 70824 | Ch1sec1soc


 144x       Filetype PPTX       File size 0.09 MB       Source: www.putnamcountyr1.net


File: Science Ppt 70824 | Ch1sec1soc
section 1 examining social life pages 4 8 section 1 objectives 1 describe what sociology is and explain what it means to have a sociological imagination 2 explain how sociology ...

icon picture PPTX Filetype Power Point PPTX | Posted on 30 Aug 2022 | 3 years ago
Partial capture of text on file.
         Section 1
        Examining Social Life
          Pages 4-8
      Section 1 Objectives
  • 1. Describe what sociology is and explain what 
   it means to have a sociological imagination.
  • 2. Explain how sociology is similar to and 
   different from other social sciences. 
   The Natural and Social Sciences
  • The broad study of science can be divided into 
   the natural and social sciences. The natural 
   sciences examine and analyze the natural 
   world.  These sciences include biology, 
   chemistry, geology, and physics.  The social 
   sciences examine and analyze the social world, 
   or the world of human beings.  These sciences 
   include anthropology, economics, history, 
   political science, psychology, and sociology. 
    The Sociological Perspective
  • Sociology: studies human society and social 
   behavior.
  • Social sciences: the disciplines that study human 
   social behavior or institutions.
  • Social interaction: how people relate to one another 
   and influence each other’s behavior. Sociologists 
   focus on the group rather than on the individual.
  • Social phenomena: observable facts or events that 
   involve human society.
       Why study sociology?
  • Sociological perspective:  It helps you gain a perspective 
   on and view yourself and the world around you.  Look 
   beyond commonly held beliefs to the hidden meanings 
   behind human actions. The sociological perspective helps 
   you see all people are social beings.  Your behavior is 
   influenced by social factors and that you have learned 
   your behavior from others.  This allows you see beyond 
   your own day to day life by viewing the world through 
   others’ eyes. 
  • It’s a scientific systematic way, rather than depending on 
   common sense explanations. 
The words contained in this file might help you see if this file matches what you are looking for:

...Section examining social life pages objectives describe what sociology is and explain it means to have a sociological imagination how similar different from other sciences the natural broad study of science can be divided into examine analyze world these include biology chemistry geology physics or human beings anthropology economics history political psychology perspective studies society behavior disciplines that institutions interaction people relate one another influence each s sociologists focus on group rather than individual phenomena observable facts events involve why helps you gain view yourself around look beyond commonly held beliefs hidden meanings behind actions see all are your influenced by factors learned others this allows own day viewing through eyes scientific systematic way depending common sense explanations...

no reviews yet
Please Login to review.