How can Anthropology, Sociology, and Psychology approach the same problem?

Question

I am looking for an example how of Anthropology, Sociology, and Psychology could be used to solve the same problem.

Answer 1

An issue with social sience.

Answer 2

I recommend first trying to develop a curiosity about the subject matter: what is this about, and why might it be useful or fun for me? Will it get me a decent job? Will it make me fun for people to talk to? How will this enhance my life, and make me a better person. You see, sheer discipline is mechanical, based solely on techniques that turn your study into even more of a grueling grind that working in a factory. You would begin to perceive each book, every assignment, and all of the lectures and discussion groups as stages of an assembly line. I figure that's not the zone you want to be in. You want to have a personal interest in the stuff you need to study. And that probably changes between the various subjects and the people (like you) who approach them, when it comes down to details.

Answer 3

Anthropology approaches humans through cultural (past and present) context. How does a specific culture approach the problem compared to another culture?
Sociology approaches a problem through society's approach to the problem or the social norm.
Psychology approaches the problem through the individual.
Example problem: violence
How does a specific culture deal with violence.. what is their philosophy? How does that effect or reflect on the culture.
How does a certain social structure deal with violence and how does that effect the society?
How does an individual deal with violence and what is the effect

Answer 4

The characteristics of human beings while living together and analizing or criticizing one another. Freud would have loved it. He would have called it television, but then Freud was twisted.

Answer 5

just look at the difference between men and women, then you,ll probally get the answer!!!