Studies Within the Symbolic Interactionist Face of Sociological Social Psychology

Multiple Choice

Studies within the symbolic interactionist face of sociological social psychology are distinct from research within the other faces of sociological social psychology in that they provide information about the unique experiences of particular groups within society and:

A) allow researchers to make statements about society as a whole
B) enable researchers to test previously established theories
C) offer insight into how societal patterns are changed or reproduced through social interaction
D) uncover behavioral patterns that can be used to generate predictions about individuals' subsequent actions
E) yield data that are likely to generalize across societies