Introduction to Sociology and Social Interaction

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Interacting with others and participating in social activities.

The study of society and social interaction.

A branch of science dedicated to understanding human societal structures and behavior.

A group of people living together in an organized community.

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The way people act and react with each other in society.

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Relating to society or its organizations.

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Another name for sociology, emphasizing its focus on societal structures and patterns.

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Sociology is a discipline focused on self-reflection, with an interdisciplinary approach found globally.
It's essential to understanding human existence.
It uses theoretical reasoning and concepts across societies to facilitate communication and understanding.
Sociology is considered the youngest social science, primarily focused on society.
A dictionary defines sociology as the systematic study of society and social interaction.
The word "sociology" stems from the Latin word "socius" (companion) and the Greek word "logos" (study of).

Social interaction (socializing) is how individuals relate to others.
It is a common way of addressing relationships.
The term "social" relates to society and organizations.
"Socializing" involves participating in social activities and mixing with others.
Individual behavior is often influenced by interactions and social conditions.