Category: Social Science

Like any other science, social science has led to discovering new ideologies and evidence through a continued exploration of hypothetical perceptions. Stuart Firestein (2013) in “The Pursuit of Ignorance” argued that science traces its evidence from the unknown and that the acknowledgment of what data fails to solidify fuels scientific discoveries. However, the uncovering of…

Table of Contents Introduction Discussion Conclusion Reference Introduction The reading response by Andrea McCarrick began by explaining the definition of social sciences through the summary of an article by Ian McLain. Social Sciences are the study of human beings in a society that explains the choices they make and their consequences (McLain, 2018). Next, an…

Abstract The paper at hand provides a brief review of the tests and scales applied to data measurement in social science. One touches upon the most widely-used approaches, as well as, the basic principles of reliability and validity measurement. A particular focus is put on the health science and the scales that are typically employed…

Table of Contents Introduction The Importance of Humanities Conclusion Work Cited Introduction Humanities, social science, and natural sciences are major disciplines that deal with human beings and their culture. The main similarity between the three subjects is that they study society and human relationships. However, humanities deal with the heritage and the question of what…

This paper analyzes interdisciplinary approach in social science education. It looks at its merits as a teaching technique and proves the need of studying social science through interdisciplinary perspectives. Table of Contents Introduction Eliminates Close-Mindedness Fosters Cognitive Abilities Applicable to Social Intolerance Support of Morality Cost Factor Conclusion References Introduction Most sociology scholars are drawn…

Table of Contents Introduction Roles of research Qualitative and quantitative research methods in Social Sciences Evaluation of research in social sciences Conclusion References Introduction Social science is an interdisciplinary field of study that seeks to explore aspects of human society. The fundamental roles of research in this field of study are not particularly hard to…

Economic inequality is one of the ever-present global issues that social scientists try to resolve. Hunt and Colander (2016) note that even in the US, more than 12% of the population lives in poverty (p. 234). I believe that social scientists currently lack the ability to solve the issue, at least in the short term.…

When conducting rigorous research into a topical issue, it is natural to expect serious challenges at each stage. In order to overcome them, it appears useful to categorize these challenges per each stage of the project. In terms of planning, the time factor may become a problematic point without due preparations (Adams, Khan, & Raeside,…

Soccer is a popular sport known to promote the sustainable existence of community members. Plays have a special place in human culture, as they teach society to improve their lives every day. The lessons, which can be learned by engaging in sporting practices are honesty and morals. The physical activities teach many primary principles, which…

Table of Contents Cultural Distance Administrative Distance Geographic Distance Economic Distance Conclusion References Saputo Inc. is a Canadian company that produces milk products and sells them in over 40 different countries under a variety of brands. It is among the largest dairy producers in the world, with massive production and sales volumes. Saputo’s facilities operate…