WHAT IS NATURAL SCIENCE?

Natural science is a branch of science where people study about life science and physical science it is
divided by two, they are concerned with the description , prediction and understanding of natural
phenomena that is based on emprical evidence by observing and experimenting.
Mechanism such as a peer review and repeatability of findings are used to try to ensure the validity of
evidences of scientific advances. In physical science this include physics, chemistry, astronomy, and earth
science these branches of natural science maybe further divided into more specialized fields.
In western society’s analyctic tradition the emprical and evidence and especially natural science use tools
from formal sciences such as mathematical and logic they convert the information about nature using
measurement which can be explained as clear statement of laws of nature the social science also used
such methods but rely on more on qualitative research/

WHAT IS SOCIAL SCIENCE?

Social science is a category of academic discipline that is concerned about society and relations among
individuals within a society. A social science as a whole as many branches each of it which is considered a
social science.
The social science study include anthropology, archaelogy, communication studies, economics, history,
human geography, judisprudence, linguistic, political science, psychology, public health, and sociology.
Positivist social science use methods resembling those of natural sciences as tool for understanding
society and so define social science in its stricter modern use.
While the interpevist social scientist by contrast may used social critique or symbolic interpretation rather
than constracting empirically falsifiable theories and thus treat science in its broader sense in modern
academic practices researchers are often ecletic using multiple methodologies.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_science/Natural_science

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOCIAL SCIENCE AND NATURAL SCIENCE?

Natural sciences are studies of the natural world. This generally involves lifeforms, but also geology and
weather. The occur naturally and are physically observable. It is quantitative study (referring to quantities
and measurable characteristics).
Social sciences are the study of interactions between lifeforms, most commonly focusing on the dynamic
interface between people, their societies, or their cultures. These are not observable as physical objects but
are instead a study of behaviors and action. It is a qualitative study, as in the examination of qualities.
https://www.quora.com/What-is-the-difference-between-social-science-and-natural-science

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