ALL METHODOLOGIES - SSTP

ethnography

• what constitutes a social phenomena

• qualitative in nature

• immersion in community

research

• critical analysis of human interaction and relationships in a community

• quali and quanti

fieldwork

• face to face study of the subject matter

• primary and first hand data gathering

perspective

• perspectives vary in scope

historiography

• historical writing

• scrutiny of sources

historical research

• qty or quali, sources gathering

graphs and visualization

• understanding econ trends and patters

• versatile in usage

microeconomics

• analyzes a single person or business in economy

• individual behavior

macroeconomics

• economy as a whole

• how diff systems interact w one another w one matter

spatial perspective

• methodology in geography

• analysis of human and physical patterns that develop based on space

• approach that looks into the interconnection of humans and physical space

cartography

• mapping of physical features and boundaries

• 2d model of the earth that is oftej simplified

geographic models

• models/frameworks that help understand spatial patterns

• relies heavily on the context of area of study

theoretical linguistics

• study of a language’s structure, meaning, sound

• syntax&morphology

• semantics

• phonology

anthropological linguistics

• study of languages in relation to cultures

• language as taking an immediate role in shaping culture

sociolinguistics

• study of how languages are affected by social class, age, gender

• unique development of language based on societal factors

comparative politics

• comparison of local gov. systems w/ international politics systems

• helps government determine practical solutions that can be shared amongst states

international relations

• analysis of political entities interact w/ one another on the global stage

• relationship dynamics of such entities and its effects on world politics

public administration

• how government implements its policies locally and internationally

• examines effects and other factors added to the implementation of such policies

cogn9tive psychology

-scientific and sytematic study of mental processes

• how we think and how it affects us

developmental psychology

• scientific study of how human behavior changes in relation to developmental stages of a person

• how perception changes based on human growth

social psychology

• study of human behavior and how it is shaped by people and social contexts

• how perception based on social context of a person

sikolohiyang pilipino

• indiginized psychology

  • psych framework

  • why filos behave the way they do

  • kapwa theory - how filos feel united with self and others cs we treat them as kapwa

structural functionalism

• society as a system of interconnected parts that work tgt to maintain stability

• w this, sociology = explains population dynamics based on soc structurs

social conflict

• society = an area between diff social classes for resources

• resource scarcity can drive demographic changes

symbolic-interactionism

• attachment of meaning to certain symbols thru social interactions

• how social constructs, gestures, norms, values, can also drive demographic change