Symbolic interactionism is a sociological and psychological theory that examines how individuals develop shared meanings and create social reality through communication and interaction. It focuses on the subjective interpretations and meanings that people give to symbols, gestures, and language in their interactions with others. Let’s explore this theory with some examples: Symbolic Interactionism: key people […]
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