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According to symbolic interactionism, what is the relationship between the self and society? The development of a sense of self is guided by society. The self is shaped by society, but society is also shaped by the self Society is a product of individual actions. Both the self and society are created by the course of history. Both the self and society are shaped by larger external forces. Question 12 (Mandatory) (2 points) In the Nature versus Nurture debate, both sides are right. True False Question 13 (Mandatory) (2 points) Television is both a powerful and a surreptitious agent of socialization. True False

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According to symbolic interactionism, the relationship between the self and society is, the self is shaped by society, but society is also shaped by the self.

Symbolic interactionism is a sociological theory that springs from real-world issues and alludes to specific impacts of dialogue and interaction on people's ability to form mental representations and common sense conclusions for inference and correspondence with others. Symbolic interactionism, in the words of Macionis, is "a framework for creating theory that sees society as the product of everyday human interactions." In other words, it provides a framework for understanding how people connect with one another to build symbolic worlds, and how these worlds in turn influence how people behave.

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