A Person Is a Unique Individual Whose Uniqueness Is Captured

question 4

Multiple Choice

A person is a unique individual whose uniqueness is captured in his or her "personality." Which of the following theories of social interaction is most likely to assign "personality" importance?

• A) conflict theory
• B) feminist theory
• C) structural-functional theory
• D) symbolic-interactionist theory

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