Gabriel T.

Bravo
NAME SCORE
12 STEM A 10/11/21
YEAR & SECTION DATE

ACTIVITY NO. 3.6

Direction: Complete the diagram by writing the importance of knowing the

perspective of Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science.
PROCESS QUESTIONS
1. What is the importance of knowing the perspective of the following:

A. Anthropology
Anthropology emphasizes the importance of understanding what humans
do and how they perceive their own behaviors and worldviews. The
significance of understanding anthropology's perspectives includes
culture, cultural relativism, fieldwork, human variety, holism, and
bio-cultural emphasis. Anthropology's four primary viewpoints are the
cross-cultural or comparative focus, evolutionary/historical emphasis,
ecological emphasis, and holistic emphasis.

B. Sociology
The relevance of understanding sociology's viewpoint is that it contains
information about its history, questions, theory, and scientific techniques,
as well as what separates it from other social science fields. Social
interaction and connections, social settings, social structure, social
development, the relevance of variety and human variation, and the
critical, questioning nature of sociology are all important characteristics. It
also looks into what sociologists do. We may have a better grasp of other
people's difficulties and why they are in the situation that they are in from
a sociological standpoint. The lives of many people are impacted by
societal realities such as oppression, inequality, and intersectionality.

C. Political Science

Political viewpoint enables us to do research and explains government

and legislative processes so that individuals are better informed about
policies that influence their communities, nation, and livelihood. The
relevance of understanding political science's perspective is that it
analyzes human inclinations and behaviors that cannot be readily

quantified or analyzed. Political science is more narrowly oriented than

the majority of social sciences. It stays inside the political arena and
domain of politics, dealing with either situation with two opposing sides
or lateral actions that impact the group as a whole. For instance, take
the study of democracy as a type of governance and why democracy
is seen as the finest form of government.