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Sociology requires scientific methods like observation and experimentation to study human actions and society. Society plays a large role in the existence of humans on Earth as people are interconnected and rely on unity. Symbolic interactionism focuses on how humans behave and interact with each other, learning from one another's ideas which allows people to grow and overcome challenges within society.
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