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    This document provides an introduction to a course on social science. It was prepared by Marjorie V. Padolina for DIASS. The document defines social science as the study of society using scientific methods and traditions. It explains that social science examines the structures and patterns of human interactions, traditions, beliefs and behaviors. The connection between social science and society is that social science seeks to understand society by studying the groups, cultures and shared experiences that define a community.

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    COURSE

    INTRODUCTION
    Prepared by:
    Marjorie V. Padolina

    DIASS
    DIASS

    Think about this…


    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vu0RBLheHqI
    DIASS

    QUESTIONS:
    1. In what aspect of society the video
    focuses?
    2. What do you think is the significance
    of being aware on the issues you have
    seen on the video?
    3. What do you think is the significance
    of understanding the issues you have
    seen on the video?
    DIASS

    QUESTIONS:
    4. Is it relevant in today’s world?
    5. What do you think is the biggest
    issue your society face?
    6. If you were to ask, how can you
    help your society to eliminate or
    prevent the issues?
    DIASS

    Let’s have a
    recall about
    Social
    Science…
    DIASS

    You are expected to..


    • Define Social Science as the study of society in
    the mold of scientific tradition;
    • explain what consists Social Science and
    appreciate their differences and collective
    objectives;
    • introduce Social Science methods as key to the
    study of this discipline; and
    • learn about how Social Science started in the
    Philippines in the context of the Filipino struggle
    for independence.
    What comprises a society?

    “Kenkoy” by Tony Velasquez


    What comprises a society?

    “Slice of Life” by Larry Alcala


    What comprises a society?

    “Pugad Baboy” by Pol Medina


    1. What do you think they convey our
    people, society, & everyday life?

    2. What elements do you find in their


    respective art creations?

    3. Which allowed their readers and


    followers to relate to their themes and
    messages?
    World Watch
    • In our everyday life, routine or regimen, seldom
    do we think about the “patterns” of our usual
    behavior.
    – Why we do certain things we do?
    – Why we associate with a particular group of people?
    – Why we follow specific belief or conviction?
    – Why we are prohibited to do certain acts?
    – Why we speak particular language?
    – Why we remember certain acts and forget other?
    Its connection to Social
    Science?
    Social Science sees these
    structures from the point of view
    of visible, concrete, and
    empirical interactions of people;
    traditions and rituals or from the
    vantage point of the mind.
    Social Science
    and
    It’s Connection
    to the Society
    Prepared by:
    Marjorie V. Padolina

    DIASS
    Society can be defined as
    a group of people, who
    share a common
    economic, social and
    industrial infrastructure. 
    Its connection to society?
    Society is an organization
    of people who share a
    common cultural and
    social background.
    Its connection to society?
    The term Society is the
    most fundamental one
    in sociology.
    We study society, we also
    examine ourselves and
    the community we
    belong.

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