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3 April, 15:20

Mauren is performing a study in which she interviews disabled military veterans about how they are adapting to being back home. She is focusing on questions about what it means to be perceived by others as both "disabled" and a "veteran." What paradigm is Maureen's work most likely shaped by?

a. Structural functionalism

b. Conflict

c. Ethnomethodology

d. Critical race

e. Symbolic interactionism

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  1. 3 April, 17:54
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    e. Symbolic interaction-ism.

    Explanation:

    The roots of the symbolic interaction perspective were found in the study of Max Weber according to whom people understand the world based on t subjective interpretation of the environment around them. The theory believed that the interaction of people is based on the symbolic meaning they develop and not on what is objectively true.
  2. 3 April, 18:30
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    Symbolic interaction-ism

    Explanation:

    Symbolic interaction-ism is the major framework of the society. This is the perspective that depends on the symbolic meaning of the interaction developed by the people in the societal context. Max Weber is a sociologist who first described the symbolic interaction. This phenomenon tells about the subjective meaning of an object, behavior, and events. In this context, people give meaning to their behavioral interaction with people in society. This interpretation also called an interpretation of childhood.

    Thus here Maureen is performing a study in which she interviewed the disabled military person about to adapt home back. She has been focused on the word veteran and disabled. These words mostly shaped by symbolic interaction-ism.
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