Composition Notebook For English Literature History Social Sciences

Peterson's Master the Social Sciences and History CLEP Test is the prefect resource to help you ace this CLEP general examination, which tests you on a broad range of topics in U.S. and world history, political science, geography, economics, psychology, sociology, anthropology, and more. In preparation for taking this exam, you will start by taking a 50-question pre-test, which-together with its detailed answer explanations-will help you see which subject areas you need to focus on during your studies. This guide then offers summaries of U.S. and world history topics; comparative politics and U.S. institutions; cultural, physical, and regional geography; a review of economics with a glossary of relevant terminology and major theorists and schools; and a discussion of the thoughts and methods of psychology, sociology, and anthropology. You will practice with review questions and conclude with a 50-question post-test, all of which come with answer explanations for further knowledge retention.

This study explores the flow of information within and among academic disciplines in the social sciences and humanities through analyses of the patterns of scholarly book reviewing. An elite sample of scholarly monographs published by university presses between 1971 and 1990 was used. Beginning with Derek de Solla Price, the measurement of communication within the disciplines of science has been ongoing. In the present book that field of inquiry is summarized and provides a basis for examining the flow of information in the social sciences and humanities.

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