Final Prep 12

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What is social interaction in sociology?

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The process by which individuals interact with one another, influencing each other's thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.

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Define front stage and back stage in dramaturgy.

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Front stage and back stage are terms used in dramaturgy to describe the areas where the performance takes place and where actors and crew members prepare, respectively.

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What is impression management in sociology?

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Process of controlling or influencing the impressions others have of us.

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Explain symbolic interactionism in sociology.

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Symbolic interactionism is a sociological perspective that emphasizes the role of symbols and interactions in shaping social behavior.

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What is meant by performance in dramaturgy?

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The act of presenting a play or theatrical production to an audience.

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How does social interaction shape individual behavior?

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Social interaction shapes individual behavior through socialization, learning, and identity formation.

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Give an example of front stage behavior in everyday life.

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Job interview

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How do individuals use impression management to control their image?

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By carefully selecting and presenting information about themselves to others.

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What are some key concepts of symbolic interactionism?

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Meaning creation through social interaction, importance of symbols and language, and the social construction of self.

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Discuss the role of audience in the performance of self.

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The audience influences the performer's self-presentation and can impact their confidence and performance.