Disciplines and Ideas of Social Sciences
Disciplines and Ideas of Social Sciences
Disciplines and Ideas of Social Sciences
Instructions: Write three facts you learned from each topic. Next, write two
comments or views that you have about the topic. Then, have one question you still
have about the topic. Key terms and phrases must be evident, but convey your point
in your own words to show the depth of your understanding. You may use the following
template for your output. Do this in a short bond paper.
2 2
Comments/ 1. Psychosexual is Comments/ 1. Rational choice theory
Views identified as Views refers to decision making
psychologically caused by of a person.
sexual dysfunction in the
lack of any biological
condition.
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Comments/ 1. Institution are bearer Comments/ 1. Feminism attempts to
Views of set of practices, and Views describe and explain how
established practices gender systems work, as
guided by enduring, well as a consideration of
formalized, rational. normative or ethical
issues, such as whether a
society's gender
arrangements are fair.
Instructions: Write three facts you learned from each topic. Next, write two
comments or views that you have about the topic. Then, have one question you still
Activity 5.5: Mystery Quotation
Instructions: Test how well you can apply your understanding of the theoretical
position. After you’ve explored the lesson, figure out the point of view of the person
behind the following quotations, and briefly justify your interpretation. Write your
output in a short bond paper.
1. “You can’t help your emotions but you can change how you express them.” ―
Dr. Suzette Toombs
“You can’t help your emotions but you can change how you express
them” which means from my point of view is that I can’t stop showing
my emotions but I can make difference by controlling to express them
positively.
2. “The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.” ― Henry
David Thoreau
“The price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it”
which means from my point of view is that there is a price for
everything, and I can’t restore my life decisions with it. I shouldn’t
waste time because I can’t go back to the time I regret.
4. “We know not through our intellect but through our experience.” ―
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
“We know not through our intellect but our experience” which
means from my point of view is that I might not have an
intelligent mind but through my experience in life, I just know
that I can survive from this cruel world.
5. “Harmony with land is like harmony with a friend; you cannot cherish his
right hand and chop off his left.” ― Aldo Leopold