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FOREWORD Dear Learners,

Welcome to a new stage of your journey as a Senior High School Student! Your subject in this module is Disciplines and Ideas in the Applied Social

Sciences (DIASS) which focuses on the practical application of the different theories and ideas, methodologies and principles from the social sciences. These include its major disciplines namely Psychology, History, Anthropology, Economics, Sociology. Geography, and Demography.

This module is intended to assist you in your understanding about the society

and its different field of studies such as the pure social sciences and applied social sciences. These set of materials will help you: enhance your understanding about the society you live in and the different

theories and principles to be learned from the social sciences including

psychology, sociology, history, geography, demography, political science and

others.

engage in an interplay with print and non-print materials;

develop your critical thinking skills;

enrich your information management skills;

expose you to a balanced perspective on the society and its different processes.

In this module you will learn to realize how people create and maintain better

social relationships through effective communication skills. In the field of social work where service to people is the center, good communication skills is important. Aside from communication, counseling is also an important element in interacting with people in the field of social work. The quality of services of social work practitioners depends much on good communication skills and counseling services. These three disciplines play hand in hand or working together to better address problems in the society.

Also in this module you will discover the different variety of communication

techniques and skills commonly used in the field of social work and counseling that bring positive outcomes. This will help you explore and experience society through social sciences theories and methodologies in real-life settings.

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Do not worry about the different tasks and activities that you will be dealing in this module because you will be guided and accompanied by us, your partners in your journey in learning. We hope that you will learn to appreciate the different disciplines of applied social sciences as you go through the lessons in the next pages.

We hope to help you with these materials and in reaching your dreams in the

near future. We encourage you to take care of this material as this will still be used by the future generation of learners like you.

Have a fruitful journey!

Your Open High School Partners for Social Sciences

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Do not worry about the different tasks and activities that you will be dealing in this module because you will be guided and accompanied by us, your partners in your journey in learning. We hope that you will learn to appreciate the different disciplines of applied social sciences as you go through the lessons in the next pages.

We hope to help you with these materials and in reaching your dreams in the

near future. We encourage you to take care of this material as this will still be used by the future generation of learners like you.

Have a fruitful journey!

Your Open High School Partners for Social Sciences

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Table of Contents Module 1 Course Introduction Lesson 1 Applied Social Sciences ................

1.1 Definition of Social Sciences 1.2 Definition of Applied Social Sciences

Module 2 Counseling Lesson 1 The Discipline of Counseling ................... 1.1. Counseling

1.1.1 Definitions 1.1.2 Goals 1.1.3 Scope 1.1.4 Core values 1.1.5 Principles

Lesson 2 Professionals and Practitioners in Counseling .......

2.1 Roles, functions, and competencies of counselors 2.2 Areas of specialization where counselors work 2.3 Career opportunities of counselors 2.4 Rights, Responsibilities, Account abilities, and Code of Ethics

Lesson 3 Clientele and Audiences in Counseling ........

3.1 Characteristics and needs of various types of clientele and audiences

3.1.1 Individuals 3.1.2 Groups and Organizations 3.1.3 Communities

Lesson 4 Settings, Processes, Methods, and Tools in Counseling ........

4.1 Settings 4.1.1 Government 4.1.2 Private Sector 4.1.3 Civil Society 4.1.4 Schools 4.1.5 Community

Lesson 5 Counseling services, processes, and methods ............. Module 3 Social Work Lesson 1 The Discipline of Social Work ...................

1.1 Social Work 1.1.1 Definitions

1.1.2 Goals 1.1.3 Scope

1.1.4 Core values 1.1.5 Principles

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Lesson 2 Professionals and Practitioners in Social Work ......... 2.1 Roles, functions, and competencies of social workers 2.2 Areas of specialization in which social workers work 2.3 Career opportunities of social workers 2.4 Rights, Responsibilities, Accountabilities, and Code of Ethics

Lesson 3 Clientele and Audiences in Social Work.................. 3.1 Characteristics and needs of various types of clientele and audiences

3.1.1 Individuals 3.1.2 Groups and Organizations 3.1.3 Communities

Lesson 4 Settings, Processes, Methods, and Tools in Social Work.............. 4.1 Settings

4.1.1 Government 4.1.2 Private Sector 4.1.3 Civil Society 4.1.4 Schools 4.1.5 Community

Lesson 5 Social Work Services, Processes and Methods Module 4 Communication...................... Lesson 1 The Discipline of Communication..................

1.1 Communication 1.1.1 Definitions 1.1.2 Goals 1.1.3 Basic elements of communication process 1.1.4 Levels of Communication(from intrapersonal to mas communication)

Lesson 2 Professionals and Practitioners in Communication ...............

2.1 Roles, functions, and competencies of communicators and journalists 2.2 Areas of specialization in which communicators and journalists work 2.3 Career opportunities of communicators and journalists 2.4 Rights, Responsibilities, Accountabilities, and Code of Ethics

Lesson 3 Clientele and Audiences in Communication.................... 3.1 Characteristics and needs of various types of clientele and audiences

3.1.1 Individuals 3.1.2 Groups and Organizations

3.1.3 Communities

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Lesson 2 Professionals and Practitioners in Social Work ......... 2.1 Roles, functions, and competencies of social workers 2.2 Areas of specialization in which social workers work 2.3 Career opportunities of social workers 2.4 Rights, Responsibilities, Accountabilities, and Code of Ethics

Lesson 3 Clientele and Audiences in Social Work.................. 3.1 Characteristics and needs of various types of clientele and audiences

3.1.1 Individuals 3.1.2 Groups and Organizations 3.1.3 Communities

Lesson 4 Settings, Processes, Methods, and Tools in Social Work.............. 4.1 Settings

4.1.1 Government 4.1.2 Private Sector 4.1.3 Civil Society 4.1.4 Schools 4.1.5 Community

Lesson 5 Social Work Services, Processes and Methods Module 4 Communication...................... Lesson 1 The Discipline of Communication..................

1.1 Communication 1.1.1 Definitions 1.1.2 Goals 1.1.3 Basic elements of communication process 1.1.4 Levels of Communication(from intrapersonal to mas communication)

Lesson 2 Professionals and Practitioners in Communication ...............

2.1 Roles, functions, and competencies of communicators and journalists 2.2 Areas of specialization in which communicators and journalists work 2.3 Career opportunities of communicators and journalists 2.4 Rights, Responsibilities, Accountabilities, and Code of Ethics

Lesson 3 Clientele and Audiences in Communication.................... 3.1 Characteristics and needs of various types of clientele and audiences

3.1.1 Individuals 3.1.2 Groups and Organizations

3.1.3 Communities

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Lesson 4 Settings, Processes, Methods, and Tools in Communication 4.1 Settings

4.1.1 Government 4.1.2 Private Sector 4.1.3 Civil Society 4.1.4 Schools 4.1.5 Community

Lesson 5 Communication media channels ................... 5.1 Mass media 5.2 New Media and Social media 5.3 Telecommunications

Module 5 Importance of Social Sciences Lesson 1 Functions of Applied Social Sciences 6.................

1.1 Self-development 1.2 Persuasion 1.3 Art and Entertainment 1.4 News and Information 1.5 Organizing advocacy and mobilization 1.6 Education 1.7 Socialization

Lesson 2 Effects of Applied Social Sciences processes ....................

2.1 Awareness and knowledge 2.2 Attitude and value change, 2.3 Behavioral change 2.4 Structural Change

Module 6 Course Synthesis ...........................

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Module 1 Course Introduction Applied Social Sciences

Lesson 1 Understanding Pure Social

Sciences and Applied Social Sciences

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In youth we learn; in age we understand.

M. Ebner Eschembach ----------------------------------------------------------------------

What is the relationship between pure social sciences and applied social sciences?

GUIDE QUESTION:

Pure Social Sciences

Applied Social Sciences

Learning Competencies: 1. clarify the relationships between pure social sciences and applied social

sciences (HUMSS_DIASS 12-Ia-1) 2. cite differences among the applied social sciences (HUMSS_DIASS 12-Ia-2)

What I Need to Know

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Module 1 Course Introduction Applied Social Sciences

Lesson 1 Understanding Pure Social

Sciences and Applied Social Sciences

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In youth we learn; in age we understand.

M. Ebner Eschembach ----------------------------------------------------------------------

What is the relationship between pure social sciences and applied social sciences?

GUIDE QUESTION:

Pure Social Sciences

Applied Social Sciences

Learning Competencies: 1. clarify the relationships between pure social sciences and applied social

sciences (HUMSS_DIASS 12-Ia-1) 2. cite differences among the applied social sciences (HUMSS_DIASS 12-Ia-2)

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Welcome to Lesson 1! Here you will explore on the nature of Social Sciences and how does it differ with the Applied Social Sciences. This lesson explains the nature of social sciences and its different disciplines. In this lesson you will be dealing on questions such as:

1. What are the main concerns of Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences?

2. How do social scientists and applied study society?

A. IS IT TRUE? Directions: Read and understand the statements very carefully. Write TRUE if the statement is true and FALSE if it is incorrect. _____________1. Natural science is the study of society and the manner in which people behave and influence the world around us. _____________2. Social science is the study of how natural phenomena around us work which includes biology, botany and zoology etc. _____________3. Geography studies the allocation of scarce resources and how individuals interact with social structure to address questions

about production. _____________4. Counseling is a a field of Applied Social Science. _____________5. Demography studies the analysis of statistics of birth, human movement, morbidity, and mortality. _____________6. Applied Social Science is focused on the use and application of the different theories of social science disciplines to understand society and solve social problems. _____________7. Political Science is a main discipline of applied social science. _____________8. Counseling is a field that focuses on providing guidance, help

and support to individuals by applying some psychological methods which involve processes such as case history data, personal interviews and aptitude tests.

_____________9. Social work is a field of Applied Social Science where practitioners help families, groups and communities enhance people’s skills and ability to help themselves in resolving their own social and community problems. _____________10. Engineering is a discipline of Social Science.

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B. MY BEST OPTION. Directions: Read carefully the following statements. Encircle the letter of the correct answer. 1. The following are approaches to self-development except __________.

A. career counseling B. hypnotherapy C. life coaching D. selflessness

2. It is a packaged of information about current events happening somewhere else. A. news B. media C. deceptions D. gossip

3. It studies how people and groups experience the world through various emotions, ideas and different conscious states.

A. sociology B. psychology C. economics D. political Science

4. When Ben studies ancient societies and their cultural traditions. He is a/an ____________.

A. sociologist B. anthropologist C. demographer D. geographer

5. The study of language context.

A. syntax B.semantics C. pragmatics D. phonetics

Defining Pure Social Sciences

Social Science is a field of knowledge which aims in predicting and

explaining human behavior. Humanities seeks to understand human reactions to events and the

meanings impose on experience as a function of culture, historical era and Life History.

Natural Sciences aims to predict natural phenomena and its studies are based on experimentally controlled existence.

Social Sciences explore the historical, cultural, sociological, psychological, and

the political forces that shape the actions of individuals and their impact on society. The different disciplines under social sciences all help us in providing better understanding and appreciation of the complex issues that we face society. Take a look in the diagram below.

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B. MY BEST OPTION. Directions: Read carefully the following statements. Encircle the letter of the correct answer. 1. The following are approaches to self-development except __________.

A. career counseling B. hypnotherapy C. life coaching D. selflessness

2. It is a packaged of information about current events happening somewhere else. A. news B. media C. deceptions D. gossip

3. It studies how people and groups experience the world through various emotions, ideas and different conscious states.

A. sociology B. psychology C. economics D. political Science

4. When Ben studies ancient societies and their cultural traditions. He is a/an ____________.

A. sociologist B. anthropologist C. demographer D. geographer

5. The study of language context.

A. syntax B.semantics C. pragmatics D. phonetics

Defining Pure Social Sciences

Social Science is a field of knowledge which aims in predicting and

explaining human behavior. Humanities seeks to understand human reactions to events and the

meanings impose on experience as a function of culture, historical era and Life History.

Natural Sciences aims to predict natural phenomena and its studies are based on experimentally controlled existence.

Social Sciences explore the historical, cultural, sociological, psychological, and

the political forces that shape the actions of individuals and their impact on society. The different disciplines under social sciences all help us in providing better understanding and appreciation of the complex issues that we face society. Take a look in the diagram below.

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Figure 1. Social Sciences & Its Disciplines

In the field of Pure social sciences, we consider in the study the different disciplines as we face the different issues we try to solve in the society. For example, the problem of poverty, we consider these disciplines as to how they see the problem. How does it exist? And why poverty continue to exist? In the field of Economics, perhaps you could say that it exists because economically there is scarce resources and that goods and services are priced high and some people cannot attend or meet these needs and also some are underemployed or unemployed. People who study to solve social problems are called social scientist. In their study, they solve these social problems systematically in a process called scientific method.

Scientific method refers to standardized ways of techniques for building

scientific knowledge systematically such as how to interpret and generalize results which start from identifying problems and ends with conclusions and recommendations. Steps in Scientific Method:

1. Defining the problem 2. Reviewing the related Literature 3. Forming Hypothesis 4. Collecting and Analyzing Data 5. Drawing Conclusions and Recommendations

PURE SOCIAL SCIENCES

DISCIPLINES

economics

history

geography

psychology

political science

anthropology

linguistics

demography

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Early Pregnancy Environmental

Problems Out of School Youth

Poverty Over-Population

Computer Addiction

Think about this...

Activity B. FILL ME Directions: Write your opinion on the PANTAWID PAMILYA PILIPINO PROGRAM (4P’S) of the government as a solution to poverty in our country. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Defining the Applied Social Sciences To trace the history of Applied Social Sciences, this began as a result of the

reaction during late 1990’s when the different disciplines of social sciences, the history, psychology history, political science, demography and others were seen as highly segmented or divided. Scholars argued that these disciplines should work together to solve social problems. This approach of working together, like combining the different disciplines in solving different social problems became the focus of the applied social sciences.

As a youth in the society, how do you

look at these issues?

Activity A. THINKING TIME

After you learned about Pure Social Sciences, in your notebook write the importance of studying Pure Social Sciences.

What’s More

What’s New

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Early Pregnancy Environmental

Problems Out of School Youth

Poverty Over-Population

Computer Addiction

Think about this...

Activity B. FILL ME Directions: Write your opinion on the PANTAWID PAMILYA PILIPINO PROGRAM (4P’S) of the government as a solution to poverty in our country. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Defining the Applied Social Sciences To trace the history of Applied Social Sciences, this began as a result of the

reaction during late 1990’s when the different disciplines of social sciences, the history, psychology history, political science, demography and others were seen as highly segmented or divided. Scholars argued that these disciplines should work together to solve social problems. This approach of working together, like combining the different disciplines in solving different social problems became the focus of the applied social sciences.

As a youth in the society, how do you

look at these issues?

Activity A. THINKING TIME

After you learned about Pure Social Sciences, in your notebook write the importance of studying Pure Social Sciences.

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What’s New

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Applied Social Sciences focus on the use and application of the different concepts, theoretical models, theories from Pure Social Sciences to help understand people and the society including the different problems and issues it faces.

Applied Social Scientists can use his/her training in different work settings and

use the different theories in analyzing social problems and help to solve these.

Figure 2. Applied Social Sciences & Its Disciplines

Disciplines of Applied Social Sciences 1. Counseling is a field/discipline of applied social sciences which provides guidance, help and support to individuals who experience a diverse set of problems in their lives. In this discipline you can learn about how important it is to listen to some problems of other people and provide guidance to them to help them solve their own problems. 2. Social Work is another professional activity of the applied social sciences. Here practitioners or those who practice a certain work, help individuals and families to improve their collective being. In the succeeding lessons, you will surely learn about this discipline.

3. Communication Studies provide adequate training for careers in the field of journalism and mass communication. If it happened you see news in TV, those people who work to provide us information through any media or means fall in this discipline. Good communication skills are also important in counseling as well as in social work.

Remember that through the application of good journalism together with the correct knowledge of the different disciplines in the social sciences, applied social scientists have enough skills to be able to write, produce, report and deliver news accurately and creatively to the viewing public.

Communication Studies

Social Work

Counseling

Disciplines in the Applied Social

Sciences

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Activity B. ANONG MERON SIYA NA WALA AKO? Directions: Accomplish the organizer by answering the question below. Inside the boxes write three statements stating the similarities and differences of Pure Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences. 1. What is the relationship between pure social sciences and applied social sciences?

Similarities 1. 2. 3.

Pure Social Sciences VS Applied Social Sciences

Differences 1. 2. 3.

Activity A. “ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT”

Directions: Try to complete this statement about Applied Social Science and write it in your notebook. 1. I learned that Applied Social Science is about: 2. ____________________________________________________________ 3. I know why it is important to study because: ____________________________________________________________ 4. As a student I can use this knowledge to: ____________________________________________________________

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Activity B. ANONG MERON SIYA NA WALA AKO? Directions: Accomplish the organizer by answering the question below. Inside the boxes write three statements stating the similarities and differences of Pure Social Sciences and Applied Social Sciences. 1. What is the relationship between pure social sciences and applied social sciences?

Similarities 1. 2. 3.

Pure Social Sciences VS Applied Social Sciences

Differences 1. 2. 3.

Activity A. “ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT”

Directions: Try to complete this statement about Applied Social Science and write it in your notebook. 1. I learned that Applied Social Science is about: 2. ____________________________________________________________ 3. I know why it is important to study because: ____________________________________________________________ 4. As a student I can use this knowledge to: ____________________________________________________________

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Pure Social Sciences are the fields/disciplines such as Psychology, Economics,

Demography, Linguistics, Anthropology, Sociology, Political Science and the like which ideas or theories in these disciplines are used to understand people and society. On the hand, the application of Pure Social Science disciplines ideas like combining these disciplines in solving problems in the society is the focus of Applied Social Sciences which include the disciplines of counseling, social work and communication.

Try to research in the internet about the problem of Depression. Write a short report on the existence of Depression in our country, its causes and effects to people. Then write your short recommendation on how are we going to fight against depression and why we need to solve this problem.

What I’ve Learned

What I Can Do

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Test A. Arrange me Directions: Arrange the following in chronological order. Write 1 to 7 on the lines basing on the steps of scientific method or stages of a research process.(46-52) __________Conclusion __________Formulation of Hypothesis __________Defining the Problem __________Review of the related Literature __________Collect & analyze the data __________ Interpretation of Results Test B. Understanding Check Directions: Identify what concept is asked in the following statements. Choose your answer from the choices provided inside the box below. Write the answer on the space before each number. _____________1.The study of ancient societies and their cultural traditions. _____________2. A social science discipline that mainly specified to understand how people think and why they behave in a certain way. _____________3. A field/branch of Anthropology that seeks to investigates the

cultural features of the societies like language, kinship pattern and marriage customs.

_____________4. The study of human population. _____________5. The study of the efficient allocation of scarce resources in order to satisfy unlimited human needs and wants. _____________6. The study of the recorded past. (Choose your answer still from the box. Understand carefully what social science discipline is portrayed in the following situations. ) _____________7. Peter wants to scientifically study language, how words came to

be , letters & its sounds and etc. _____________8. Jhonalyn studies of how words are categorized or formed. _____________9. Vember, a grade 11, HUMSS student,studies the behavior and

performance of the economy of our country; the impact of export and import relationship, the peso and dollar exchange and etc., creating his own Blog on the net for the readers to know our present economic situation.

_____________10. Jericho studies the behavior of individuals, households and individual firms in the market of his municipality.

Anthropology History Geography Semantics Cultural Anthropology Archaeology Pragmatics Economics Psychology Linguistics Microeconomics Morphology Macroeconomics Political Science Demography

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Test A. Arrange me Directions: Arrange the following in chronological order. Write 1 to 7 on the lines basing on the steps of scientific method or stages of a research process.(46-52) __________Conclusion __________Formulation of Hypothesis __________Defining the Problem __________Review of the related Literature __________Collect & analyze the data __________ Interpretation of Results Test B. Understanding Check Directions: Identify what concept is asked in the following statements. Choose your answer from the choices provided inside the box below. Write the answer on the space before each number. _____________1.The study of ancient societies and their cultural traditions. _____________2. A social science discipline that mainly specified to understand how people think and why they behave in a certain way. _____________3. A field/branch of Anthropology that seeks to investigates the

cultural features of the societies like language, kinship pattern and marriage customs.

_____________4. The study of human population. _____________5. The study of the efficient allocation of scarce resources in order to satisfy unlimited human needs and wants. _____________6. The study of the recorded past. (Choose your answer still from the box. Understand carefully what social science discipline is portrayed in the following situations. ) _____________7. Peter wants to scientifically study language, how words came to

be , letters & its sounds and etc. _____________8. Jhonalyn studies of how words are categorized or formed. _____________9. Vember, a grade 11, HUMSS student,studies the behavior and

performance of the economy of our country; the impact of export and import relationship, the peso and dollar exchange and etc., creating his own Blog on the net for the readers to know our present economic situation.

_____________10. Jericho studies the behavior of individuals, households and individual firms in the market of his municipality.

Anthropology History Geography Semantics Cultural Anthropology Archaeology Pragmatics Economics Psychology Linguistics Microeconomics Morphology Macroeconomics Political Science Demography

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Test C. Choose Me Directions: Write the letter of the correct answer on the space provided before each number. _______1. Which of the following is not a field of Pure Social Science? A. Counseling B. Demography C. Political Science D. Sociology _______2. Which of the following is a main discipline/professional track of the applied social science? A. Political Science B. Demographic Studies C. Guidance Counseling D. Sociological Research _______3. A discipline that provides guidance, help and support to individuals though the application of psychological methods and procedures. A. Political Science B. Demographic Studies C. Guidance Counseling D. Sociological Research _______4. Which career opportunity will mostly need an applied social science practitioner? A. Journalism B. Architecture C. Agriculture D. Industrial Technology _______5. Field of study where practitioners help individuals, groups, families and communities to enhance people’s capabilities and skills to use their own resources and help them solve their own social problems. A. Guidance Counseling B. Communication Studies C. Teacher-Education D. Social Work

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ANSWER KEY What do I know

Test A. Test B. 1. False 6. True 1. d 2. False 7. False 2. a 3. False 8. True 3. b 4. True 9. True 4. b 5. True 10. False 5. c

Assessment

Test A Test B Test C

6 1. Anthropology 6. History 1. a 3 2. Psychology 7. Linguistics 2.c 1 3. Cultural Anthropology 8. Morphology 3.c 2 4. Demography 9. Macroeconomics 4. a 4 5. Economics 10. Microeconomics 5. d 5

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ANSWER KEY What do I know

Test A. Test B. 1. False 6. True 1. d 2. False 7. False 2. a 3. False 8. True 3. b 4. True 9. True 4. b 5. True 10. False 5. c

Assessment

Test A Test B Test C

6 1. Anthropology 6. History 1. a 3 2. Psychology 7. Linguistics 2.c 1 3. Cultural Anthropology 8. Morphology 3.c 2 4. Demography 9. Macroeconomics 4. a 4 5. Economics 10. Microeconomics 5. d 5

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References: Myla M. Arcinas Ph. D., “Discipline and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences” (Phoenix Publishing House, Inc. 2016 ),

Arleigh Ross D. Dela Cruz, Ph. D., Carl G. Fernandez, RSW, MSW, Ma. Lourdes F. Melegrito. Ph. D. and iolet B. Valdez, Ph. D., “Discipline and Ideas in the Applied Social Sciences” (Phoenix Publishing House, Inc. 2016)

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Different Settings of Social Work and Examples

a. Government- foster care agencies (Children and Families), health care settings, including community-based clinics and hospitals, schools federal, state or local correctional facilities, settings that serve older adults (nursing homes)

b. Private Sectors- (advocacy consultancy services, employee assistance program, counselling, policy and program development).

c. Civil Society- (child caring and child placing social welfare agencies, offering services for adoption, foster care, etc.).

d. School- public and private schools e. Community- LGU’s on each barangay, local council, church, people’s

organization.

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Different Settings of Social Work and Examples

a. Government- foster care agencies (Children and Families), health care settings, including community-based clinics and hospitals, schools federal, state or local correctional facilities, settings that serve older adults (nursing homes)

b. Private Sectors- (advocacy consultancy services, employee assistance program, counselling, policy and program development).

c. Civil Society- (child caring and child placing social welfare agencies, offering services for adoption, foster care, etc.).

d. School- public and private schools e. Community- LGU’s on each barangay, local council, church, people’s

organization.

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