| Guiding Thought Question: What is the importance of social interaction for individuals? Why might some individuals prefer more social interaction than others? Today's Learning Objective: Students will cover the basics of sociology and social interaction by covering the basic elements of sociological study and observing social behavior. |  |
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Caitlin Copenhaver
8/28/2018 07:39:12 am
In my opinion, being social is scary, but it is important to many species. For example, dogs are typically very social animals because they want to get along with people. Cats don't really like to be social though as they are usually more independent. How social an animal is often depends on how that animal operates (like living in herds or hunting in packs).
Blake Anderson
8/28/2018 07:40:22 am
Social interaction is a trade of information, sometimes the information isn't important but as humans we like knowing. The importance of this interaction also keeps people from going insane and not only that but keeps there brain thinking when you become a part of a conversation. Some prefer more social interaction because they require either more knowledge or overall they are more interested in others. Leave a Reply. |
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