Explain the concept of social interaction with an example.
What will be an ideal response?
Answers will vary. One's actions are based on social interaction in the sense that people take each other into account in their own behavior. Thus, one acts differently in different social settings and continuously adjusts one's behavior, including one's body language, as one interacts. A woman's interactions with her husband are different from those with her children. And she will interact still differently when she is teaching, talking to a colleague in the hall, or addressing an audience at a professional conference.
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a. food b. educational c. job training d. housing
The term ideology is defined as
a. a collective/group attempt to promote or resist change. b. the idea that human behavior or actions are entirely controlled by outside forces. c. a set of ideas that explains reality, provides guidelines for behavior, and expresses the interests of a group. d. what occurs when the goal of maintaining the formal structure of a movement's organization becomes more important than the original goals of the social movement.
Epidemics and wars are positive checks on population according to Malthus.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Dependency theorists see large corporations as ________
a. the key to meeting the needs of people in poor nations. b. helping poor nations to develop local industries. c. a major source of foreign investment for poor nations. d. intensifying global inequality.