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Learning how to write neatly is an example of a change in
Herbert Blumer
An American sociologist known for developing Symbolic Interactionism, a theory that examines how individuals create meanings through social interaction.
Gestures
Non-verbal communication actions performed with parts of the body, often the hands, to convey messages or emotions.
Sheldon Stryker
An influential sociologist known for his work on identity theory, emphasizing the role of social structures in shaping individual identity through internalized societal roles.
Symbolic Interaction
A theoretical approach in sociology that focuses on how individuals use symbols and meanings to interact and construct social realities.
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