Elvira is a university professor who teaches and investigates the process by which humans control phenomena regarded as natural,
such as reproduction. she is especially intrigued by the fact that phenomena that used to be natural, or given in nature, have now become social—they depend on our own social decisions. what term do sociologists use to refer to this process?
socialization of nature refers to the interactions that made by all living beings including human, animals, plants, and their environments. The interactions that they made formed some sort of cycle that is important for them to sustain the existence of one another.
change in the frequency of alleles within a gene pool from one generation to the next. When changes is noticeable as the production increases, it is called Evolution.
The scientific method requires an answer to be both falsifiable and verifiable. Early scientists looked at previous knowledge by turning to spirits, or other things that could not be explained or verifiable.
