The Theory of Symbolic Interactionism Maintains That

question 38

Multiple Choice

The theory of symbolic interactionism maintains that:

• A) individuals interact with other group members often when they are not there.
• B) people exchange symbols through both words and non-verbal cues.
• C) close interactions with others are symbolic, not real.
• D) groups establish their unique symbols to interact with other groups.

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