Science comes from scienta = to know. e.g. prescience, omniscience, conscience and so on.
The Scientific method requires that:-
1. we can make repeatable measurements, and from these develop a hypothesis explaining them.
2. We can then test this hypothesis using data beyond the range of previous measurements.
3. We may verify the predictions of 2 above. Prove that they are valid. And importantly, show why the results follow from the experiment. That there is a believable logical link.
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If sociology meets these targets, or rather in those situations where it does meet the targets, then it may be regarded as a science.
[But not being a science dos not deny its usefulness.]
If you study society in a scientific manner, then the science you are using is sociology.
To write an introduction on whether sociology is a science, you can begin by defining sociology and science separately. Then, discuss the characteristics and methods of each to determine if sociology fits the criteria of a science. Finally, present a brief overview of the different perspectives and debates on this topic within the field of sociology.
why it is sociology name/ Social science
it is about science and drawing....obv
Yes, it's a social science.
It is considered a social science, such as psychology or sociology.
social science
yes
one can understand the laws of human society by applying the tools of science that is observation , data collection, verification & generalization .sociology can not be studied without the help of scientific method.Auguste Comte was the father of sociology .He is define the sociology as a science of social order & progress
Math, Medicine, and science. _______________________________________ and geography, Astronomy, and sociology
Yes, you should capitalize "Bachelor of Science in Sociology" as it is a specific degree title.
Sociology is considered a social science. It uses scientific methods to study society, social interactions, and human behavior. It involves systematic observation, data collection, analysis, and theory building to understand social phenomena.