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Social interaction is the foundation of society and group life. It is the major process of socialization from birth to death in every culture. Social interaction occurs between individuals, between individuals and groups, and between groups. It includes interactions like those between doctors and patients, customers and shopkeepers, singers and audiences. Social processes are the ways individuals and groups interact and establish relationships and patterns of behavior, which are modified through further social interaction.
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Social Interaction and social process
- 2. Social interaction is the foundation of society. Without interaction there would be no group life. For instance, interaction is the major processes for the socialization of an individual from birth to death, which exists in every culture. Social Interaction
- 3. Merrill: “social interaction is the process of contact where the behavior modifies slightly” “Modifies slightly”. Definition of Social Interaction
- 4. Dowson & Getty: “Social interaction is a process whereby men inter- penetrate the mind of each other”. Definition of Social Interaction
- 5. Form of social interaction Between individual and individual Between individual and groups Between groups and groups Between individual and culture
- 6. Between individual and individual Doctor and patient customer and shop keeper
- 8. Between individual and group singer and audience
- 10. Between group and group
- 11. Group-to-group
- 12. Social process Social processes are the ways in which individuals and groups interact, adjust and readjust and establish relationships and pattern of behavior which are again modified through social interactions. or those ways in which individuals and groups interact and establish social relationships
- 13. Types / Forms of Social Interaction / Social Process Opposition Cooperation competition Conflict Accommodation Assimilation & Acculturation
- 14. Social Contact: Ordinarily coming together of two individuals is contact the form of contact becomes social when the concerned people have some meaning in it and feeling of communication According to Gillin and Gillin “Social contact is the first phase of interaction”. strengthened by physical contacts like shaking of hands etc Social contact can be positive as well as negative. Positive social contact includes co-operation, accommodation and assimilation while negative social contact includes hatred, jealousy and conflict. It is established through the medium of radio, telephone etc.
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