THE SELF IN

THE ALLIED
SCIENCES

Presented by:
Colinares and David
 Sociology

Sociology is the study of human social relationships and institutions.

Sociology is study that analyzes and explains important matters in our personal lives, our
communities, and the world.

Sociologists emphasize the careful gathering and analysis of evidence about social life to
develop and enrich our understanding of key social processes.

Sociology offers a distinctive and enlightening way of seeing and understanding the social
world in which we live, and which shapes our lives.

Anthropology is the study of
what makes us human.
They consider what makes up
our biological bodies and
genetics, as well as our bones,
diet, and health
Anthropology
Anthropologists take a broad
approach to understanding the
many different aspects of the
human experience, which we
call holism.
Anthropologists also compare
humans with other animals
(most often, other primates like
monkeys and chimpanzees).
They consider the past, through
archaeology, to see how human
groups lived hundreds or
thousands of years ago and
what was important to them. 
Anthropologists also try to
understand how people interact
in social relationships.
Archeology Biological Cultural Linguistic
Anthropology Anthropology Anthropology

The four subfields

Archeology
• Archaeologist's study human culture by analyzing
the objects people have made. 
• They also analyze human bones and teeth to gain
information on a people’s diet and the diseases
they suffered.
• Archaeologists collect the remains of plants,
animals, and soils from the places where people
have lived in order to understand how people
used and changed their natural environments.
Biological anthropology
• Biological anthropologists seek to understand
how humans adapt to different environments,
what causes disease and early death, and how
humans evolved from other animals.
• They are also interested in how biology and
culture work together to shape our lives.
• They are interested in explaining the similarities
and differences that are found among humans
across the world.
Cultural anthropology
• Sociocultural anthropologists explore how
people in different places live and
understand the world around them.
• Sociocultural anthropologists often find
that the best way to learn about diverse
peoples and cultures is to spend time
living among them.
• The knowledge they gain can enrich
human understanding on a broader level.
Linguistic anthropology
• Linguistic anthropologists study the many ways
people communicate across the globe. 
• They are interested in how language is linked to
how we see the world and how we relate to each
other. This can mean looking at how language
works in all its different forms, and how it
changes over time.
•  For linguistic anthropologists, language and
communication are keys to how we make society
and culture.
PSYCHOLOGY IS THE STUDY OF PSYCHOLOGY ENCOMPASSES
MIND AND BEHAVIOR. THE BIOLOGICAL INFLUENCES,
SOCIAL PRESSURES, AND
ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS
THAT AFFECT HOW PEOPLE
THINK, ACT, AND FEEL.

Psychology
• Abnormal psychology - is the study of abnormal behavior and
psychopathology.
• Biological psychology - studies how biological processes
influence the mind and behavior. 
• Clinical psychology - is focused on the assessment, diagnosis,
and treatment of mental disorders.
• Cognitive psychology - is the study of human thought
processes including attention, memory, perception, decision-
making, problem-solving, and language acquisition.
• Comparative psychology - is the branch of psychology
concerned with the study of animal behavior.

Types of
psychology
• Developmental psychology - is an area that looks at human growth and
development over the lifespan including cognitive abilities, morality,
social functioning, identity, and other life areas.
• Forensic psychology - is an applied field focused on using psychological
research and principles in the legal and criminal justice system.
• Industrial-organizational psychology - is a field that uses
psychological research to enhance work performance and select
employees.
• Personality psychology - focuses on understanding how personality
develops as well as the patterns of thoughts, behaviors, and
characteristics that make each individual unique.
• Social psychology - focuses on group behavior, social influences on
individual behavior, attitudes, prejudice, conformity, aggression, and
related topics. Types of
psychology
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Reference:
• https://sociology.unc.edu/undergraduate-program/sociology-major/what-is-sociology/
• https://www.americananthro.org/AdvanceYourCareer/Content.aspx?ItemNumber=2150
• https://www.verywellmind.com/psychology-4014660