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Definition & A group of academic disciplines dedicated to examining society. \tn 
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 & Branch of science studies on {\bf{how people interact with each other, behave, develop as a culture, and influence the world.}} \tn 
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Vital Focus & Helps to explain how society works; exploring everything from the triggers of economic growth and causes unemployment to what makes people happy. \tn 
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 & Helps to shape corporate strategies and government policies. \tn 
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As a Field of Study & {\bf{Examines the relationships}} between individuals and societies, as well as the development and operation of societies, rather than studying the physical world. \tn 
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 & These academic disciplines rely more heavily on interpretation and qualitative research methodologies. \tn 
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Humanities and Social Science & What separates them is the {\bf{technique applied}}: Humanities are viewed as more philosophical and less scientific. \tn 
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 & Both studies human beings \tn 
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Early Education of Social Sciences & In the US, it begins in elementary school and progresses throughout middle and highschool with an {\bf{emphasis on core social sciences.}} \tn 
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 & At collegiate level, more specialized disciplined are offered. \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{8.4cm}}{The social science include {\bf{Anthropology, Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Social Psychology, etc.}}}  \tn 
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Origin & The history of economic thought goes back all the way to Ancient Greek philosophers such as Plato, Aristotle, and Xenophon. \tn 
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 & Their works laid the foundation for nearly all the social sciences, economics included. \tn 
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15-18th Century & Travel became easier and more nations were able to partake in international trade, the school of mercantilism grew. \tn 
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 & Suddenly the economic actions of many nations were motivated by the belief that a country should maximize exports and minimize imports. \tn 
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Adam Smith & {\bf{Father of Modern Economics}} and one of the writers that challenged the predominating school of thoought. \tn 
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 & Along with Jean Jacques Rousseau and John Locke, {\bf{promoted the idea of a self-regulating economy}} and introduced the {\bf{concept of classical economics.}} \tn 
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 & Wrote the book, {\bf{Wealth of Nations}} and it is still studied today and admired by many politicians. \tn 
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Karl Marx & Famously {\bf{challenged capitalism as an appropriate economic model}} by placing an emphasis on the labor theory of value. \tn 
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 & His critique of capitalism has had a huge impact on many thinkers. \tn 
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Keynesian Economics & Considered a {\emph{"demand-side"}} macro-economic theory that focuses on {\bf{changes in the economy over the short run}} and was the {\bf{first to separate the study of economic behavior and markets based on individual incentives from the study of broad national economic aggregate variables and constructs.}} \tn 
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Nowadays, colleges and universities offer numerous social science programs. & African American studies, anthropology, demography, economics, ethnic studies, gender and women's studies, geography, history, linguistics, political science, psychology, and sociology. \tn 
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 & A multi-faceted concept; inclusive of political, economic, and social. \tn 
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 & The lives they led and their early studies into human nature, the state, and mortality helped to shape Western civilization. \tn 
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Age of \seqsplit{Enlightenment} & This is the {\bf{Age of Reason}} in which social science as an academic field of study which flourished through much of the {\bf{18th century in Europe.}} \tn 
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Origin & Psychology is one of the fastest-growing fields of social science. \tn 
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 & Began as a medical field of study in the late 1800s. \tn 
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American Psychology Association & Formed in {\bf{1892}} enlisting 26 members. \tn 
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Sigmund Freud & His work throughout the {\bf{early 20th century.}} \tn 
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Interpretations of Dreams (1900) & Helped to bring theories of psychology into the Western World. \tn 
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1952 & The very first edition of the {\bf{Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders}} was published. \tn 
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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{8.4cm}}{However, even the concepts of social sciences such as demography, political science, and \newline sociology are frequently applied in many different business contexts. \newline  \newline The fields of advertising and marketing, for example, often use theories of human behavior from these fields to more efficiently market their products to consumers.}  \tn 
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Economist & One of the most sought-after workers in the US (according to projections by the Bureau of Labor Statistics). \tn 
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 & Projected changes in employment from 2019-2029 is {\bf{14\%.}} \tn 
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 & Involves {\bf{scarcity of basic food, clean water, shelter, education, and information.}} \tn 
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