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SOCIETY AND ECONOMY

SCIENCES
1. SOCIALS
  1. SOCIOLOGIST
  2. HISTORIANS
  3. ANTHTOPOLOGISTS
  4. ECONOMISTS
  5. POLITICAL SCIENTISTS
  6. PSYCHOLOGISTS
  7. SOCIAL FACTS
    1. COHESIVENESS
      1. RELOGIOUS
      2. SOCIAL
      3. OCCUPATION GROUPS
2. NATURALS
  1. BIOLOGY
  2. PHYSYCS
  3. CHEMISTRY
  4. ASTRONOMY
  5. MATHEMATICS
3. SCIENTIFIC METHOD
  1. IMPORTANCE
    1. PLAYS A MAJOR ROLE IN THE WORKINGS OF OUR SCOCIETY. WE CAN BETTER EVALUATE INFORMATION AND WILL NOT BE FOOLED SO EASILY
  2. STEPS
    1. DEFINING THE PROBLEM
    2. REVIEW THE LITERATURE
    3. FOLMULATING THE HYPOTHESIS
    4. SELECTING THE RESEARCH DESIGN AND THE COLLECTING AND ANALYZING DATA
    5. DEVELOPING THE CONCLUSION
SOCIETY
1. SOCIAL PHENOMENA MUST BE EXPLINED BASED IN SOCIAL FACTS
2. SOCIETY IS AN INDIVISIBLE WHOLE
  1. CONFORMED OF PARTS THAT WE CAN´T SEPARATE THEM, EVEN IF WE DO OT TO STUDY
  2. MARXISM STUDY SOCIETY AS A SYSTEM
    1. ABLE TO LIVE TOGEHTER, INDIVIDUAL MUST ACCEPT A SOCIAL CONTACT
      1. SOCIAL NORMS
      2. MORAL NORMS
      3. RELIGIOUS NORMS
3. GROUPS
  1. SOCIAL GROUP
  2. PRIMARY GROUPS
    1. SMALL GROUP
    2. INTIMATE FACE 2 FACE
    3. ARE OUR GLUE
    4. FAMILIE, FRIENDS
  3. SECONDARY GROUPS
    1. LARGE, FORMAL, IMPERSONAL
    2. PEOPLE WHO PURSUE A SPECIFIC GOAL OR ACTIVITY
    3. POLITICAL PARTIES, EMPLOYEES OF A COMPANY
4. SOCIALIZATION
  1. ESTABLISHES OUR SOCIAL INDETITY
  2. TEACH US ROLE TAKING
  3. CONTROLS OUR BEHAVIOR
  4. TRANSMITS CULTURE TO THE NEXT GENERATION
5. VALUES
  1. STANDAR USED TO DEFINE WHAT IS GOOD OR BAD
  2. IDEALS THAT GUIDE PERSONAL CONDUCT AND THEINTERACTION WITH OTHERS
6. NORMS
  1. STATEMENTS THAT SAY WHAT AN INDIVIDUAL MUST OR MUST NOT DO
  2. UNWRITTEN
  3. EXPLICIT OR IMPLICIT
7. STATUS
  1. ASCRIBED
    1. IT IS A SOCIAL POSITION THAT A PERSON IN BORN INTO
  2. ACHIEVED
    1. POSITION THAT A PERSON ATTAINS THROUGH PERSONAL EFFORT
  3. ROLE
    1. BEHAVIOR EXPECTED OF A PERSON WHO HAS A PARTICULAR STATUS
ECONOMY
1. STUDY OF HOW PEOPLE TRY TO SATISFY RHAT APPEARS TO BE SEEMINGLY UNLIMITED AND COMPETING WANTS THROUGH THE CAREFUL USE OF RELATIVELY SCACE RESOUCES
2. POSITIVE
  1. STUDIES HOW THINGS ARE
3. NORMATIVE
  1. STUDIES HOW RHING SHOULD BE
4. MACROECONOMICS
  1. DEALS WITH THE ECONOMY AS A WHOLE
5. MICROECONOMICS
  1. DEALS WITH THE BEHAVIOR AND DECISION MAKING BY SMALL UNITS
6. MASLOW´S HIERARCHY
  1. NEEDS
  2. WANTS
7. GOODS
  1. ARE THOSE PRODUCTS FROM WICH CONSUMER CAN DRAW UTILITY EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY
  2. SUBTITUTE GOODS
  3. COMPLEMENTARY GOODS
  4. PUBLICS GOODS
    1. NON-RIVAL
    2. NON-EXCLUDABLE
  5. PRIVATE GOODS
    1. EXCLUDABLE
    2. RIVAL IN NATURE
  6. DURABLE
  7. NON-DURABLE (GAS)
  8. INFERIOR (CHEVY)
  9. NORMAL (FORD)
  10. SERVICE
    1. INTANGIBLE
    2. INDIVISIBLE
    3. CONNOT BE STORED
    4. CAN ONLY PERCEIVED BY A PERSON O GROUP WHO OFFER IT
8. QUESTIONS
  1. WHAT GOODS SHALL WE PRODUCE
  2. HOW SHALL THESE GOODS BE PRODUCED
  3. FOR WHOM SHALL THE GOODS BE PRODUCED
9. VALUES
  1. USE
  2. EXCHANGE
10. PRICE
  1. ESTABLISHED BY SUPPLY AND DEMAND
  2. HELP US MAKE OUR ECONOMIC DECISIONS
  3. LOW PRICES ARE SIGNALS FOR PRODUCERS TO PRODUCE LESS AND FOR BUYERS TO BUY MORE
  4. NEUTRAL
  5. FLEXIBLE
  6. HAVE NO ADMINISTRATION COST
  7. ARE FAMILIAR AND EASILY UNDERSTOOD

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