social scientist 社會科學家｜字脈

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/ˌsoʊʃəl ˈsaɪəntɪst/ · /ˌsəʊʃəl ˈsaɪəntɪst/
Someone whose job is to study people and the way they live together, using careful methods and evidence. They work in subjects such as psychology, economics, sociology and political science.
社會科學家
複數 social scientists
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核心畫面

Think of the ordinary picture of a scientist: someone in a lab, measuring, counting, testing an idea to see whether it survives. Now take that person out of the lab and put them on a bus, in a classroom, or in front of ten thousand survey answers. The method does not change — collect, count, test — but the material is people: how they decide, spend, vote and live next to each other. A social scientist is that person.

可以想成先看見一個典型的科學家：在實驗室裡量、數、做實驗，看一個想法撐不撐得住。接著把這個人從實驗室搬出來，放到公車…更多收起

可以想成先看見一個典型的科學家：在實驗室裡量、數、做實驗，看一個想法撐不撐得住。接著把這個人從實驗室搬出來，放到公車上、教室裡，或是一萬份問卷前面。方法沒變，還是收資料、算數字、驗證想法；變的是材料，材料換成了人：人怎麼決定、怎麼花錢、怎麼投票、怎麼跟旁邊的人相處。social scientist 就是這樣的人。

From the word’s history

The word is built from social science plus the ending -ist, which marks the person who does something, as in artist and pianist.

這個字是 social science 加上字尾 -ist 組成的，-ist 在英文裡標示「做這件事的人」，像 artist、pianist。所以字面就是「做社會科學的人」，職業的意思是拼出來的，不需要另外記。

Wiktionary 'social scientist' etymology, supplied in packet: 'From social science + -ist; see social, scientist.'