Social Interaction

An action of mimicking other's behavior, action, or physical appearance is called...

• imitation

• identification

• suggestion

• motivation

• sympathy

When someone purposefully copies another's appearance, way of thinking and/or action to be identified as the said person it is called...

• suggestion

• motivation

• imitation

• identification

• sympathy

The requirements for an interaction to happen are the following:

• There is a purpose.

• There are more than one person.

• Face-to-face

Two types of social process are...

• negative

• associative

• dissociative

• positive

Associative social process involves...

• Cooperation

• Assimilation

• Conflict

• Competition

Dissociative social process involves...

• Amalgamation

• Accommodation

• Conflict

• Competition

Assimilation is...

• when a minor culture is integrated into a major one.

• efforts of adjusting needs or activity to fit in

• when two or more sides oppose one another.

• when two or more sides go against one another to gain limited material or non-material goods.

Accommodation is...

• when a minor culture is integrated into a major one.

• efforts of adjusting needs or activity to fit in.

• when two or more sides oppose one another.

• when two or more sides go against one another to gain limited material or non-material goods.

Conflict is...

• when a minor culture is integrated into a major one.

• efforts of adjusting needs or activity to fit in.

• when two or more sides oppose one another.

• when two or more sides go against one another to gain limited material or non-material goods.

Social institution is...

• A part of society which controls people's behavior and expectations in accordance with the norms.

• Social processes which lead to disintegration of society

• Social processes which lead to solidarity in a society