How Does Interactionism Allow Sociologists to Understand the Individual

question 113

Multiple Choice

How does interactionism allow sociologists to understand the individual?

• A)by providing guidelines for how best to examine the more private aspects of the individual
• B)by focusing on how the individual's personalities,preferences,ideas,etc. ,are constructed and shaped by and through communication with other individuals,groups,and institutions
• C)by showing how individuals impact the social world through day-to-day events
• D)by preventing sociologists from straying too far from the individual in their studies

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