| The dualistic theory known as interactionism is most commonly associated with Descartes. |
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| Symbolic interactionism continued to flourish into the post World War II Era. |
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| The theoretical tradition in sociology known as symbolic interactionism has also been regarded by many writers as a further influence. |
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| I can change a nappy and think about narratives and symbolic interactionism. |
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| Among the vast array of studies pertaining to interactionism, some deal specifically with MSD-related themes. |
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| With the advent of interactionism and labelling theory in the 1960s, attention turned to the importance of societal reaction in constructing deviant or delinquent acts. |
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| A problem with dualistic interactionism, however, concerns the evident lack of any causal break in the internal processes of the human body. |
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| One of Mischel's favorite metaphors for this model of personality, known as interactionism, concerns a car making a screeching noise. |
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| Whether or not Descartes actually held this interactionist position is, as discussed earlier, a matter of controversy, but even in Descartes' time the list of the critics of interactionism was a long one. |
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| Alfano is probably overly dismissive of person-situation interactionism, which may well be the modal view in contemporary psychology. |
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| Methodologically, symbolic interactionism directs investigators to take, to the best of their ability, the standpoint of those studied. |
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| The transactional theory of action can be viewed on these lines as an extension of symbolic interactionism, and creative transactions as forming a sub-set of the interactions described in this context. |
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| Following recent works which use interactionism to investigate the history of psychology in a new way, Carroy tries to distinguish the characteristics of the psychological case. |
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| Hence, symbolic interactionism is one of the three major analytical perspectives in sociology. |
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| These include a range of qualitative theoretical approaches such as symbolic interactionism, Goffman's dramaturgy, and Garfinkel's ethnomethodology. |
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| For instance, he describes both Stoicism and Epicureanism as exhib iting a 'combination of non-reductive physicalism and non-dualistic interactionism. |
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| These he labels Neo-Marxism, Functionalism, Symbolic Interactionism, Sociobiology, Rational Choice Theory, Elite Theory, Neo-Weberianism, and Anti-foundationalism. |
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