Abdul Malik Qul Aziz B.

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REFLECTION PAPER IN DIASS

Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences introduces students to the disciplines
and ideas that comprise the applied social sciences by drawing on the theories and principles of
psychology, sociology, anthropology, and other social sciences. The coverage of applied social
science focuses on social science, counseling, social work, and communication, all of which are
intertwined. This book focuses on the processes and applications of these applied disciplines in
critical development areas. It aims to empower students in developing competencies in
interacting and relating with other individuals, groups, and communities; to apply social science
principles, practices, and tools in addressing several appropriate development areas; and to
sharpen their analytical skills specific to the processes and life contexts where these applied
disciplines are at work.
In addition, It is important to study social sciences because they are about what it
means to be human. When we better understand ourselves, we can better understand how the
world works. Once we understand that, we are able to identify root causes of society's
problems and find more effective solutions.
In my own point of view, Applied social sciences involves the study of the society we live
in, and the relationships people have within that society. This applied social science degree is
built around the core disciplines of psychology and sociology, providing the best possible
launching pad for a career in these fascinating areas. And I learned that applied social science is
about studying the society where we live.