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Social processes refer to the specific and unique forms of social interaction that occur only once
False
Social interaction is the essence of social life and is necessary for individuals to live in groups
True
Man is a solitary creature and can easily live in isolation without the need for social interaction
False
Social processes are the ways in which individuals and groups interact, adjust and establish relationships, and patterns of behavior
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Social interactions are not necessary for social life to exist
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Study Notes
Social Processes
- Social processes involve the ways in which individuals and groups interact, adjust, and readjust to establish relationships and patterns of behavior.
- These interactions are modified through social interactions, resulting in general and recurrent forms of social interaction.
Social Interaction
- Man is a social animal and finds it difficult to live in isolation.
- As members of groups, individuals act in a certain manner, and their behavior is mutually affected.
- Social interaction is the essence of social life and is not possible without these interactions.
- Social interactions are reciprocal, meaning they involve mutual activity and influence between individuals and groups.
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Test your knowledge of social processes with this quiz! Explore the concepts of social interaction, group dynamics, and relationship patterns. Challenge yourself with questions on the recurring forms of social interaction and the essence of social life.
