Introduction to Anthropology,
Psychology, and Sociology,
Grade 11
College Preparation - HSP3C

RESEARCH AND INQUIRY SKILLS

Exploring

variety of topics

Formulate questions

Variety of concepts

Investigating

Create research plans

Locate and select information

Formulate a hypothesis, thesis
statement, or research question,

Processing Information

assess of information

record and organize information

analyse and interpret information

demonstrate academic honesty

synthesize findings and formulate conclusions

use appropriate terms

communicate the results

demonstrate an understanding

Communicating and Reflecting:

use an appropriate format

ANTHROPOLOGY

Theories, Perspectives, and Methodologies:

Identify significant contributors

Outline the key ideas

Describe significant issues

Sescribe the main research methods

Explaining Human Behaviour and Culture:

Describe factors that influence and shape human behaviour and culture

Identify the effects that diffusion, assimilation, and multiculturalism have on culture

Explain how understanding the past informs the future

Socialization:

Explain how culture produces diverse forms
of human behaviour

Describe ways in which culture is an agent of socialization

Psychology

Human Mental Processes and Behaviour

Describe, how various factors influence and shape an individual’s psychological development

Describe, ways in which context and the influence of other individuals can affect people’s emotional and behavioural responses

Describe how diverse psychological influence individual behaviour

Socialization:

Identify the role of socialization in the
psychological development of the individual

Describe how diverse personality traits shape human behaviour and interaction in a variety of environments

Describe the procedures of and ethical problems associated with major psychological experiments in socialization

Theories, Perspectives, and Methodologies:

Identify significant contributors

Outline the key ideas

Compare psychological approachs

Describe the main research methods

Sociology

Explaining Social Behaviour

Describe, from a sociological perspective, how diverse factors influence and shape individual and group behaviour

Explain the relationship between prejudice and individual and systemic and describe their impacts on individuals and society

Describe, from a sociological perspective, ways in which diverse influences shape social behaviour

Socialization:

Describe how structural changes take place in social in response to diverse influences

Describe ways in which social structures affect individual and group behaviour

Compare the relative influence of primary agents of socialization and secondary agents of socialization on the socialization of the individual

Theories, Perspectives, and Methodologies:

Identify significant contributors

Outline the key ideas

Describe the main research methods