Ways of Thinking
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Scientific Reasoning in Social Sciences (three credits)
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Description
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| Scientific reasoning in the social sciences is understanding and analyzing human behavior, relations, culture, social institutions, and social issues. Social science reasoning applies this knowledge to address societal and global challenges in individual, organizational, and social behavior. |
Learning outcomes
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Students will
- Understand social science concepts, theories,
and scientific methods to explain human behavior, relations, culture, social
institutions, or social issues.
- Apply social science knowledge and evidence to
draw informed conclusions about human behavior, relations, culture, social
institutions, or social issues.
- Evaluate how diversity and inequality interacts
with human behavior, relations, culture, social institutions, or social issues.
- Effectively communicate knowledge of social
science reasoning.
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Alignment with LIVE learning outcomes
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Critical Thinking: 1, 2, 3
Intercultural Knowledge: 3
Communication: 4
Information Fluency: 4
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