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Symbolic Interactionism

FPOP Bulletin: Psychology of Older People, 2007
Symbolic interactionism is a major theoretical perspective in North American sociological social psychology that studies how individuals actively define their social reality and understand themselves by interacting with others. Symbolic interactionism has its origins in pragmatism, the American philosophy of how living things make practical adjustments
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Symbolic Interactionism

2017
Will Gibson, Dirk vom Lehn
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Symbolic Interactionism

2014
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Symbolic Interactionism

2008
Di Domenico, M, Phillips, N
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Symbolic interactionism

2021
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Symbolic Interactionism

Teaching Sociology, 1982
Barry Cocklin, Sheldon Stryker
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Synergy of systems theory and symbolic interactionism: a passageway for non-Indigenous researchers that facilitates better understanding Indigenous worldviews and knowledges

International Journal of Social Research Methodology: Theory and Practice, 2022
Petra Buergelt, Douglas Paton, Tahir Ali   +2 more
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Symbolic interactionism, role-identities, and delinquency: examining the moderating role of social rewards

Journal of Crime and Justice, 2023
Jennifer O'Neill
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Symbolic Interactionism

2010
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The application of grounded theory and symbolic interactionism

Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 2004

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