There are no categories under the heading of humanities that are not covered in the social sciences.
It depends really, Ancient Political Science? Or modern? I'll do them both! For Ancient I would say Plato, not only did he develop ideologies but he also studied social Politics such as voting behaviour. While modern is a bit more harder, as we're influenced by many things such as the political spectrum. Overall I would say Edmund Burke.
political Science
Very limited, political science is a social science just like economics and there is some overlap with components of psychology as well. You may find more overlap with philosophy but I would find it hard pressed to define that as science.
Most sciences, especially the hard sciences, pride themselves on generalisability of laws inferred from experimental conditions. In physics and chemistry, for example, great emphasis is placed on 'discovering' properties of the universe which operate directly via physical objects and have no major exceptions. Many people who are not knowledgeable in the philosophy of science assume that all meaningful scientific work involves experimentation and observation and so, to them, the social sciences often seem questionable because they invoke abstract ideas (e.g.) preferences, markets, the psyche) that are not easily observable and lack controllable initial conditions (e.g.) you can't simulate an entire political system easily). Some detractors, especially positivists, contend this invalidates the ability of politics to be studied scientifically. However, all sciences use abstractions (e.g.) physics uses gravity) in theoretical explanations and all experiments involve the isolation of the experiment from the real world. Laws can be generalised for subsystems, and the major issue of political science, in my opinion, is that politics is a very complex system and so generalisations are difficult to make, especially given that peoples' behaviours are variable. I would argue that politics is studied more like evolutionary biology, where seemingly objective facts about specifics under considered under a theoretical framework to isolate their behaviours.
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biology
For pharmacy schools within the United States, prerequisite coursework would include courses in mathematics, biology, chemistry, physics, as well as humanities, and social science.
Urban planning would fall under social science.
It depends on the college you attend, but general education courses usually include English comp., science, history, government, arts, and assorted. General education online courses in over 80 subject including: math, science, language arts, music, art, psychology and special education.
social means talking with people so i would think social science means to do it with a group science prob means on your own
social means talking with people so i would think social science means to do it with a group science prob means on your own
Social Science
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Social science would study the effect on the people.
geography
Because people would confuse it with Computer Science.
Economics conceptualizes a world populated by calculating. In traditional economics it ignores all the behaviors studied. However, behavioral economics or behavioral fiance studies the effects of social, cognitive and emotional factors of the economic decisions of others. Therefore, this subcategory would be considered a behavioral science rather than a social science.