The document discusses social interaction as the foundation of society, emphasizing its crucial role in socialization throughout an individual's life. It defines social interaction as exchanges between individuals or groups that form the basis of social structure. Additionally, it outlines various levels of social interaction, highlighting examples such as doctor-patient and teacher-student relationships.

2. CONTENTS
 Introduction
 Definition
 Levels of social interaction
 References

3. INTRODUCTION
 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 exist in every culture

4. DEFINITION
 A social interaction is a social exchange between
two or more individuals. These interactions form
the basis for social structure and therefore are a
key object of basic social inquiry and analysis.

5. LEVELS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION
 Between individual and individual
 Between individual and groups
 Between groups and groups
 Between individual and culture

6. Between doctor and patient

7. Between teacher and student

8. Between mother and child

9. Between singer and audience

10. Between leader and team

11. Politician and public

13. Conference

15. Between individual and culture
Norms customs
Values traditions

16. REFERENCES
 https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-
sociology/chapter/understanding-social-interaction/
 http://www.slideshare.net>kakafarooq>social
interaction-and-social-process