An Interactionist Approach to Roles Argues They Are

question 65

Multiple Choice

An interactionist approach to roles argues they are

• A)relatively stable since they are planned in advance.
• B)based on psychological needs for hierarchy and consistency.
• C)negotiated and modified throughout the course of the group's interactions.
• D)defined by the personalities of the individuals who are in the group.
• E)deep rather than superficial.

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