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What Is the importance of knowing the difference of pure social science. From applied social science ?

Answer 1

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One generally recognized basis for distinguishing pure from applied science is the motives or aims of scientists: If one is engaged in science in order to increase one's understanding of the world, one is doing pure science, whereas if one is doing science in order to solve problems regarding human activity, one is doing applied science. A similar approach, more sociological, is to distinguish pure and applied science according to the setting and source of the aims directing scientific activity: Pure science is academic science, and applied science is science in commercial firms or on government projects. Scientists in academia have the freedom, within broad limits, to pursue their own aims, investigating whatever matters strike their curiosity, for however long it might take. Traditionally, their findings are their own property. Scientists working for industry or government are not at liberty to choose their own aims. They work on projects of others' choosing, and face strict limits of time and resources. Their findings belong to their employers.

Answer 2

The differences are as follows -

• One significant contrast is that not all hypothetical sociologies are great for man versus others, so one would have zero desire to apply a sociology hypothesis without thoroughly considering it in the subtleties of how it would treat those living in that society.
• A pure social researcher would no doubt direct examination in the sociologies, like humanism, demography, brain science, and so on. An applied sociology specialist would work straightforwardly with individuals and apply their insight into sociology to their profession. The most well-known model is a clinical clinician, who applies their insight into brain science in their meetings with clients.

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