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interactionist theory

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interactionist theory
[-ak′shənist]
an aging theory that views age-related changes as resulting from the interactions among the individual characteristics of the person, the circumstances in society, and the history of social interaction patterns of the person.


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Applying symbolic interactionist theory, particularly its social constructionist offshoot, to his analysis, Ponting (emeritus, sociology, U.
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Applying interactionist theory (Burke, 1980) to sports, the athletic identity is expressed by how one defines himself or herself as an athlete and is defined by others as an athlete (Coakley, 2001).
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Symbolic interactionist theory asserts that people construct meanings for phenomena based on their interactions with others.
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