Social science is the study of people: as individuals, communities and societies; their behaviours and interactions with each other and with their built, technological and natural environments. Social science seeks to understand the evolving human systems across our increasingly complex world and how our planet can be more sustainably managed. It’s vital to our shared future. Social science includes many different areas of study, such as how people they organise and govern themselves, and broker power and international relations; how wealth is generated, economies develop, and economic futures are modelled; how business works and what a sustainable future means; the ways in which populations are changing, and issues of unemployment, deprivation and inequality; and how these social, cultural and economic dynamics vary in different places, with different outcomes.

1. DEFINITION OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

2. SOCIAL SCIENCE
 Those that deal with “human society, societal groups,
individuals in their relationship with others or institutions
of societies and material group as expression of human
cohabitation.
 Social science s are body of knowledge and thought
pertaining to human affairs as distinguished from sticks,
stones, stars, and physical objects. (Charles Beard)

5. PHYSICAL OR BIOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
Deals with the study of man’s biological foundations,
race evolution, genetic inheritance, racial
classifications, human adaptability and variation, the
fossil records of human evolution as well as man’s
forensic studies.

12. Archaeology is similar to
anthropology in that it focuses
on understanding human culture
from the deepest history up until
the recent past. It differs from
anthropology in that it focuses
specifically on analyzing material
remains such as artifact and
architectural remnants.

19. When a people from a culture
adopt the essence of another
culture (such as its attitudes and
ceremonies) while at the same
time maintaining their own
culture.

34. BALANCING ACT
Use this color palette when you
want a balance between warm
and cool. PANTONE Very Peri is
intensified within this artfully
calibrated palette, injecting a
feeling of liveliness and visual
vibration.

35. WELLSPRING

36. WELLSPRING
Use this color palette when you
want a blend of nature-infused
hues that highlight the
compatibility of the greens and
the “health giving” properties of
these deliciously subtle and
nourishing hues.

37. THE STAR
OF THE SHOW

38. THE STAR OF THE SHOW
When you want a more elegant approach, the
dynamic presence of PANTONE Very Peri shines
as the star of the show in this palette of classics
and neutrals whose understated stylishness
conveys a message of timeless sophistication.

39. AMUSEMENTS

40. AMUSEMENTS
Use this color palette when you want to tell a
joyous and whimsical story. In this palette,
PANTONE Very Peri injects a sense of playful
freshness into the design, exuding a good-
natured warmth that quickly engages the eye.

41. USE THESE COLORS IN ANY
POWERPOINT PRESENTATION
1. Select a shape or text box border. When you do that, the
Shape Format tab appears.
2. On the Shape Format tab, select Shape Fill > More Fill
Colors.
3. In the Colors box, select the Custom tab.
4. Enter the Hex value of the color you want to use.
Tip: To change multiple shapes or text boxes, click the first shape or text
box, and then press and hold Ctrl while you click the other shapes or text
boxes.