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The social perspective is the process of understanding the world by examining social interactions, relationships, structures and systems. This emphasizes the role of social processes in shaping a broad range of human experiences and systems. The following are common elements of the social perspective.
Behavior and dynamics of social groups | Class | Community | Competition | Culture | Deviance | Family | Identity | Institutions | Justice | Language | Marriage | Media | Norms | Politics | Reciprocity | Relationships | Reputation | Social behaviors | Social capital | Social change | Social cohesion | Social conflict | Social inclusion and exclusion | Social influence | Social infrastructure | Social isolation | Social mobility | Social movements | Social needs | Social networks | Social perception | Social policy | Social problems | Social proof | Social roles | Social status | Social stigma | Social support | Social systems | Socialization | Trust | Values | |
Social perspective is closely related to the sociological perspective - a series of frameworks for the academic study of society.It is possible to look at the same situation from many different perspectives including social, economic, cultural, historical, political, technical and natural perspectives.|
Type | | Definition | The process of understanding the world by examining social interactions, relationships, structures and systems. | Similar To | Sociological Perspective | Related Concepts | | Next read: Examples of Sociological Perspective
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