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Compare the self-esteem approach and the social cognition approach in terms of the motivations assumed to underlie human behavior.
Qualitative Research
A research method focused on understanding concepts, thoughts, or experiences through detailed, non-numerical data such as interviews, observations, and texts.
Herbert Blumer
An American sociologist who developed symbolic interactionism, emphasizing the role of symbols and language in social interaction.
Anomic Suicide
A concept by Durkheim referring to suicide resulting from weakened social integration and norms, often occurring during periods of social upheaval or drastic change.
Minority Status
A social position that is conferred upon groups by a societal majority, often leading to marginalization or unequal treatment.
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