Psychological findings and research often seem like common sense, but unsurprisingly, psychologists have an answer for that. When people are given the answer to the question, they are more likely to agree with it and contend that they knew it all along (this is called hindsight bias).
Consider one group of people who are told that it is indeed true that long-distance romantic relationships work. The likely response is "of course, absence makes the heart grow fonder...this is just common sense." Consider another group of people who are told that long distances weakens romantic relationships. The likely response is "of course; out of sight, out of mind...this is just common sense." (This isn't hypothetical either: this study and hundreds of others like it have been conducted with the same results).
Clearly psychology isn't just common sense. The answers psychology provides draws upon the scientific method for answers. Although experiments involving the mind can be extremely tricky and often error-filled, the science behind it is the same as Biology. Psychology also involves many different perspectives. If one explanation for a behavior lies with the mechanics of the brain, the research might be entirely in the neuroscience perspective. But no one accuses neuroscience of being common sense.
Absolutely, if you have good common sense. The problem with that though, is many people who have absolutely no common sense think they do. But real common sense, if present, is the best problem solver of all.
The main social sciences include: Anthropology Communication Cultural Studies Economics Education Geography History Linguistics Law (but see below) Political Science Psychology (but see below) Social Policy Sociology
Common sense can vary among individuals due to different upbringings, experiences, and perspectives. Some people may lack common sense due to a lack of knowledge or critical thinking skills. Additionally, emotions, biases, or mental health issues can also impact a person's ability to apply common sense in various situations.
sociology
Psychology is backed by evidence. common sense is not backed by evidence and can not be proved to be right or wrong, Psychology must be backed by hard evidence and must have proof and experiments done to prove this .
Sociology is systematic and scientific study of human behavior, social groups, and societies. While common sense is bascially learned through what we call natural understanding your upbringing.
Sociology uses scientific methods, such as data collection and analysis, to examine social phenomena and challenge common sense assumptions or traditions with empirical evidence. By doing so, sociology can provide more accurate and nuanced explanations of social issues, helping to refine and improve common sense understandings of the world we live in.
Yes, common sense can be useful in sociology as it can provide a basic understanding of human behavior and social interactions. However, sociology also emphasizes critical thinking and the use of empirical data to analyze social phenomena in a more systematic and rigorous manner. Combining common sense with sociological theories and methods can lead to a deeper understanding of society.
Because it was just common sense for the 13 colonies to fight for independence.
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just use your common sense i guess!(:
there is no age you just have to have common sense
Just Use Common Sense !!..
There is no such thing of antonym for Sociology, since it is just the study and classification of human societies. There is nothing to oppose Sociology.
The definition of beliefs in sociology is the sharing of knowledge ,ideas and common ideas in a group of people.
thats just common sense ;)
Just Use Common Sense !!