Applied Social Sciences and Counseling Week 1

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<p>Applied social sciences use the theories and methods of social sciences to address real-world problems. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Branch of science focused on understanding human society and the forces that shape it, including history, political science, sociology, psychology, economics, geography, demography, anthropology, and linguistics.

A field of scientific study that investigates human societies and the different forces within them.

Applied social sciences use the theories, frameworks, and methods of social sciences to solve practical, real-world problems.

The study of how scarce resources are allocated and how goods and services are produced and exchanged within society.

The scientific study of human cultures, past and present, including their origins, development, and diversity.

The systematic study of past human events to understand their meaning, dynamics, and relationships.

The study of power, governance, and political processes, including the relationship between citizens and the state.

The scientific study of the human mind and its functions, including cognition, emotion, and behavior.

The systematic study of social groups, their interactions, and the structures that shape them.

The branch of geography that studies the relationship between people and their environment, exploring both the physical features of Earth and their interaction with human societies.

The statistical study of human populations, focusing on trends in population growth through the analysis of birth, mortality, migration, and aging.

A branch of applied social sciences that provides guidance, support, and assistance to individuals facing a range of challenges in their lives.

The process of applying social science knowledge and skills to help people, families, groups, and communities to enhance their well-being and resolve issues.

The study of communication, including its principles, theories, and practices, focusing on how humans create, transmit, and interpret messages.

The subjective aspect of counseling emphasizes the importance of tailoring the approach to the client's unique needs and circumstances.

The objective aspect of counseling focuses on using scientific methods and evidence-based practices to understand and address client issues.

A formal relationship where an individual seeks help from a qualified professional to address personal or professional challenges.

The primary goal of counseling is to help clients develop their skills to cope with life challenges and achieve their goals.

Counseling aims to help clients achieve personal, social, emotional, cognitive, and/or physical well-being.

Counseling aims to help clients avoid undesirable outcomes by providing preventive measures or strategies.

Counseling aims to enhance the client's existing skills and abilities to achieve greater proficiency and effectiveness.

Counseling aims to assist clients in resolving or treating undesirable situations or problems.

Counseling aims to help clients explore options, test new skills, and try different approaches to achieve their goals.

Counseling aims to help clients recognize and affirm that their current thoughts, feelings, and actions are valuable and appropriate.

Counseling aims to help clients acquire and strengthen basic learning and cognitive skills.

Counseling aims to help clients understand and develop habits for maintaining good physical health.

Counseling aims to develop good social skills, emotional control, and a positive self-image.

Counseling aims to help the client understand the origin and development of emotional difficulties to regain control over their feelings and actions.

Counseling aims to enhance the client's ability to form and maintain healthy relationships with others.

Counseling aims to help the client become more aware of their thoughts and feelings, even those that have been repressed or denied.

Counseling aims to help the client develop a positive self-image, accepting all aspects of themselves, including flaws and imperfections.

Counseling aims to help the client move toward fulfilling their potential and integrating different aspects of themselves into a cohesive whole.

Counseling aims to help the client achieve a higher state of spiritual awareness and connection.

Counseling aims to help the client find solutions to specific problems they are facing and develop general problem-solving skills.

Counseling aims to help clients acquire knowledge and tools to better understand and manage their emotions and behaviors.

Counseling aims to help clients learn and master social skills that improve interactions with others, such as eye contact, communication, and assertiveness.

Counseling aims to help the client change or replace negative and self-defeating thought patterns with more rational and constructive ones.

Counseling aims to help clients modify or eliminate harmful or self-destructive behaviors to create positive change.

Counseling aims to encourage changes within the client's social systems, such as family, work, or community networks, to enhance the client's overall well-being.

Counseling aims to empower the client by giving them skills, knowledge, and awareness to take control of their own life.

Counseling aims to help the client make amends for past harmful behaviors and seek forgiveness or reconciliation.

Counseling aims to inspire in the client a desire to care for others, contribute to society through political or community engagement, and pass on knowledge or skills.