In order to understand how society is made possible through social interaction, it is important to recognize that social interaction creates
a. competition for resources.
b. disagreements among actors concerning how organization should develop.
c. mutual understanding among the actors.
d. a spontaneity among the actors.
Question 2
Social interaction is important and encourages unity in society because it involves
a. symbolic communication.
b. imitation of action.
c. individuality.
d. social conflict.
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