Social Science Is Defined as the Use of Scientific Methods

question 30

True/False

Social science is defined as the use of scientific methods to investigate individuals,societies,and social processes.

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Definitions:

Instincts

Innate, fixed patterns of behavior in response to specific stimuli.

Purposive

Having or serving a purpose; intentional or goal-oriented in nature.

Supernormal Stimulus

An exaggerated artificial stimulus that elicits a stronger response than the natural stimulus for which an organism is programmed.

Early Instinct Theories

Theories proposing that behaviors are primarily driven by innate instincts, focusing on the innate, biological determinants of behavior.