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    The document discusses the differences between social science, natural science, and humanities. Social science examines human behavior and relationships through both scientific methods and other approaches. Natural science deals with the physical world using empirical evidence and focuses on fields like biology and physics. Humanities seeks to understand the human experience through philosophical and analytical methods.

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    The document discusses the differences between social science, natural science, and humanities. Social science examines human behavior and relationships through both scientific methods and other approaches. Natural science deals with the physical world using empirical evidence and focuses on fields like biology and physics. Humanities seeks to understand the human experience through philosophical and analytical methods.

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    The document discusses the differences between social science, natural science, and humanities. Social science examines human behavior and relationships through both scientific methods and other approaches. Natural science deals with the physical world using empirical evidence and focuses on fields like biology and physics. Humanities seeks to understand the human experience through philosophical and analytical methods.

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    The document discusses the differences between social science, natural science, and humanities. Social science examines human behavior and relationships through both scientific methods and other approaches. Natural science deals with the physical world using empirical evidence and focuses on fields like biology and physics. Humanities seeks to understand the human experience through philosophical and analytical methods.

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    Review

    1. Social science is engage on what study?

    Social Science is engaged in the study of


    phenomena relating to human group and their
    sociophysical environment.
    Review

    2. Define social science as a field of study.

    Social science is a group of academic


    disciplines dedicated to examining human
    behavior and specifically how people interact
    with each other, behave, develop as a culture, and
    influence the world.
    What is Natural Sciences?
    It is a major branch of
    Science that deals with the
    description, prediction and
    understanding of natural
    phenomena, based on
    observational and
    empirical evidence.
    Two main branch of Natural Sciences

    1. LIFE SCIENCE
    • or Biological Science
    2. PHYSICAL SCIENCE
    • Physics
    • Astronomy
    • Chemistry
    • Earth Science
    What is Humanities?

    • Refers to the study of the ways in which the human


    experience is processed and documented.

    • Encompasses the field of Philosophy, Literature,


    Religion, Art, Music, History, and Language
    NATURAL SCIENCE VERSUS SOCIAL SCIENCE
    Natural Science is a branch of Social Science is the study of
    Science that deals with the human society and social
    physical world relationships
    Includes fields such as Biology, Includes fields such as Economics,
    Chemistry, Physics, Earth Political Science, Law, Geography,
    Science, and Astronomy and History
    Always use scientific method Use scientific methods as well as
    other methods
    Students are inclined to become Students are inclined to become
    doctors, nurses, engineers, lawyers, linguists, historians,
    biologists, chemists, writers, journalists, teachers,
    astronomers, etc. accountants, etc.
    HUMANITIES
    To better appreciate the meaning SOCIAL SCIENCE
    and purpose of the human
    experience – both broadly in the
    nature of the human
    condition, as well as within each
    individual
    To reveal wisdom, to better To analyze, explain, and possibly
    explore and address the big predict and produce new
    questions and meet the knowledge of factual information.
    challenges in human condition.
    MEANING OF SOCIAL SCIENCE, NATURAL SCIENCE AND
    HUMANITIES
    1. Social Science: The field of human knowledge that deals
    with all aspects of the group life of human beings. So, it is
    subject to change with the changes of human behavior.
    2. Natural Science: Behavioral Science a branch of science
    that seeks to elucidate the rules that govern the natural world by
    using the Empirical and Scientific method.
    3. Humanities is an academic discipline that studies the human
    condition, using methods that are primarily analytical, critical
    or speculative
    Complete the Venn Diagram
    Complete the Venn Diagram
    What I have learned so far? Write your answer in a
    whole sheet of paper

    1. What was the beginning of Social Science as a field of


    inquiry?
    2. Differentiate natural science from social science and
    humanities.
    3. What is the Philosophy of Plato? Explain.
    4. Describe the things in common about humanities versus
    social science?
    5.What is the primary difference between the natural sciences
    and the social sciences?
    Assignment PICTURE ANALYSIS
    Instructions: Look at the picture as shown. Find out the meaning of
    the following words. Write your answers on your notebook.

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