The Symbolic Interactionist Perspective 6.3 Apply the symbolic interactionist perspective to deviance by explaining differential association, control, and labeling. As we examine symbolic interactionism, it will become more evident why sociologists are not satisfied with explanations that are rooted in sociobiology or psychology. A basic principle of symbolic interactionism is that we are thinking beings who act according to how we interpret situations. Let’s consider how our membership in groups influences how we view life and, from there, our behavior.
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