sciences tend to most commonly comprise the use of the "societal" level of analysis which is to say that these social sciences operate by using broad social factors to explain social behavior. For example, these social sciences might hold that people behave as they do because of economic, historical, or social forces such as class conflict, clashes between competing ethnic groups, and so forth. The authors also point out that psychology, on the other hand, tends to use an individual level of analysis; in other words, the dynamics of the field of psychology involve the use of the person's unique individual personal
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