The Concept of Agency as Discussed by Symbolic Interactionists Implies

Multiple Choice

The concept of agency as discussed by Symbolic Interactionists implies that:

A) a shared meaning of a situation is not open to choice by an individual in society.
B) the meaning of a situation is to some extent negotiable and open to reinterpretation.
C) social interaction is not intersubjective, rather it is based on objective force from societal structures.
D) similar to the structural functionalist paradigm, making choices and exercising them often results in inequalities between individuals.