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Microbes in a biofilm use quorum sensing to
Functionalist
Pertaining to the theory in sociology that emphasizes the interdependency of the parts of society and their role in maintaining societal stability; offering a rephrased definition based on Functionalist Theories.
Socializing
The process of interacting with others to learn norms, values, skills, and behaviors of a group or society.
Social Bonds
Connections between individuals and the society, which include attachment, commitment, involvement, and belief, playing a significant role in conforming to social norms.
Durkheim
Émile Durkheim, a French sociologist noted for his foundational contributions to the development of sociology and for his theories on social cohesion and collective conscience.
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