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What is a fundamental difference in the depth of study between Social Studies and Social Science?

ASocial Studies is a detailed and in-depth scientific study, while Social Science is at a surface level.

BSocial Studies focuses on abstract theories, while Social Science focuses on practical experiences.

CSocial Studies is a study of man and his environment at a comparatively surface level, while Social Science is a detailed and in-depth scientific study.

DSocial Studies emphasizes generalisations, while Social Science emphasizes specific phenomena only.

Answer:

C. Social Studies is a study of man and his environment at a comparatively surface level, while Social Science is a detailed and in-depth scientific study.

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MEANING OF SOCIAL STUDIES

  • A subject of study at the primary level, learnt through experiences appropriate to the special stage of development of the pupils.

  • It is a study of man and his environment at a comparatively surface level.

MEANING OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

  • A branch of knowledge included at higher level (secondary, higher secondary and college level) learnt through a variety of experiences and approaches appropriate to the nature of the developmental stage of the learners at that level.

  • It is a detailed and in depth scientific study of facts, concepts, theories, processes etc. related to human affairs.


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Which of the following statements correctly highlight the role of Mathematics in the quantitative analysis and measurement aspects of Social Science?

  1. Social scientists extensively use statistics to collect, analyze, and interpret numerical data from surveys, experiments, and demographic studies.
  2. Mathematical principles of sampling are not applicable in social science, as conclusions about larger populations can only be drawn by surveying every individual.
  3. Mathematics provides tools that enable social scientists to quantify aspects of social life that are not directly measurable, such as quality of life or levels of happiness.
  4. Quantitative analysis in social science relies solely on qualitative data interpretation, with no need for mathematical tools.