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Martina is reminded of the levels of processing framework when one of her professors tells the class, "You'll probably do better on the test if you put more effort into understanding what the chapter's trying to say in the first place."
Functionalism
A theoretical perspective in sociology that views society as a complex system whose parts work together to promote solidarity and stability.
Symbolic Interactionism
A sociological perspective focusing on the role of symbols and language in human interaction and how societal meaning is constructed through these interactions.
Post-Structuralism
A philosophical and critical movement that emerged in the 1960s, challenging the assumptions and methods of structuralism, emphasizing the instability of meaning and the complexity of the relationship between text, reader, and context.
Seniors
Individuals of an older age, often defined as being at or beyond the retirement age, who have accumulated a wealth of knowledge and experience.
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