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The document discusses the functions of applied social sciences. It describes how applied social scientists can work as personal development counselors through careers like life coaching, career counseling, hypnotherapy, and personal growth counseling. It also outlines other fields applied social scientists can work in, such as persuasion, arts and entertainment, news and information, advocacy and mobilization, education, and social work. The document provides examples of how applied social science skills are relevant to understanding people and society.
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- 3. •What I Need to Know • Sample Footer Text 3 The social sciences refers to the various disciplines that study society and examine how people interact and develop culture.
- 4. What I Need to Know It is a big umbrella of disciplines that include: HISTORY POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIOLOGY PSYCHOLOGY ECONOMICS GEOGRAPHY DEMOGRAPHY ANTHROPOLOGY
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- 8. LIFE COACHES FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT Life coaching is a profession that addresses specific personal projects, business successes, general conditions and transitions in a personal life, relationships or profession.
- 9. •CAREER COUNSELING FOR PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT • • • • Sample Footer Text 9 It is needed by people who are entering the job market, looking for career changes and those who want to advance within their present careers.
- 10. Hypnotherapy is a form of complementary therapy that uses the power of positive suggestions to bring about subconscious change to one’s thoughts, feelings and behavior.
- 11. •PERSONAL GROWTH COUNSELING FOR PERSONAL •DEVELOPMENT • • • Sample Footer Text 11 A personal growth counselor focuses on the evaluation of a client’s life, goals, and the different aspects of our lives. This type of counseling incorporates the techniques and approaches of life and career counseling into the more exploratory work done in traditional personal counseling.
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- 17. NEWS AND INFORMATION Applied social sciences is also important in the field of journalism. The news and current affairs sector emphasize the need for a balanced, objective and truth rendering of the political and other events as they actually happened. In business organizations and public relations organizations.
- 19. ORGANIZING, ADVOCACY AND MOBILIZATION Advocacy groups are organized to inform and educate on public issues, and influence people on the development of policies. Applied social sciences is a good background for advocacy organizing and mobilization because this multidisciplinary field studies politics, governance, social and political dynamics.
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