DESCRIPTION OF INTERACTIVE
Anthropologists study how humans live and interact with their social and physical environments – both in the past and in the present. Physical anthropologists focus on the origin, evolution and diversity of people, whereas cultural anthropologists study the interplay between culture and human beings. Both use specific theories, perspectives and methodologies to explain human behaviour and culture, and to distinguish patterns of human socialization.
Psychologists study the human mind and mental states as a way of explaining the behaviour of an individual or a group. They use psychological theories, perspectives, and methodologies to explain how diverse factors influence and shape human mental processes and behaviour. They also use these perspectives to analyze patterns of socialization.
Sociologists study human social behaviour by examining the interactions of social institutions, groups, and individuals, and how they influence each other. They use their own specific theories, perspectives, and methodologies to examine how diverse factors influence and shape social behaviour of groups and individuals.
When we think of the issue of homelessness, what kinds of questions or concepts would pertain to each of the social sciences of anthropology, psychology, and sociology? For each question, identify the appropriate social science: anthropology, psychology, or sociology.