ANTHROPOLOGY VS SOCIOLOGY | What’s the Difference? | UCLA Anthropology Student Explains

What is the difference between anthropology and sociology? I get a lot of questions like this one so I made a video on it! Anthropology has four main subgroups: linguistic, cultural, archaeological, and biological. When people get anthropology and sociology confused, they are usually getting cultural-anthropology confused with sociology. Cultural anthropology, through ethnographic research, tends to focus on the individual level of the human experience. Sociology usually focuses on the group level through methods such as statistics. This is just one of the many differences between these two fields and I hope it helps anyone who needs it! CHECK OUT MY BLOG POSTS! Want to support me? Who am I? My name is Alivia Brown and I am currently an undergraduate Anthropology student at UCLA on a mission to find a career that I love. My major does not have a straight forward “path“ as many would say and I am not only determined to prove that I can be successful in my major but also demonstrate my ability to find a career that brings me joy. This is my journey to expanding my global and anthropological knowledge. This is my journey to finding the best career I can. This is my journey to finding happiness. This is my journey to success. To my fellow anthropology students and to those who may not know where their career is headed: we got this. Don’t give up on your goals and I know we can make some incredible progress in this crazy world. Website: Email: aliviabrown329@ Keywords: Sociology v Anthropology, Anthropology vs Sociology, ethnography, ethnographic research, statistical analysis, group level, individual level, 2020, Anthropology, junior, third year, share this video, college student, make people happy, UCLA Anthropology, biological, archaeology, linguistic, college campus, UCLA junior, UCLA, human diversity, public issues, holistic study, overlap between fields in the 21st century Sources: #:~:text=Anthropology studies human behavior more,both qualitative and quantitative methods.