Social interaction

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2023-06-25

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Social interaction is a basic and strategic concept in social psychology and the most important element of social relations. Some view the group as a unit of interacting personalities. Social interaction includes two types of expectations or a set of expectations "on the part of each of its participants. When a child cries, he expects family members to respond. Especially his mother because of his crying, also social interaction includes realizing the social role and behavior of the individual in the light of social standards that determine his social role and the roles of others. The forms of social interaction include cooperation, competition, compatibility and conflict, and social interaction includes interaction or mutual influence of the behavior of individuals and groups, which is usually done through communication that In turn, it includes many symbols, and there is a relationship between the goals of the group and what is required to achieve those goals in terms of social interaction that facilitates the group’s access to achieving its goals. Our account is the concept of socio-cultural interaction, and social interaction in general is the process by which the members of the group relate to each other practically and realistically in terms of needs, desires, means, goals, and knowledge. One of the most important aspects of social interaction, as seen by social psychologists, is self-evaluation and others, re-evaluation, and continuous evaluation. The impact on social interaction depends on the individual's personality and social status. The social network of an individual consists of people with whom they have contact and a social bond and between him and them social interaction, and social interaction theories indicate the importance of love, affection, sympathy, and harmony in the process of social interaction, and this means the need to participate in values, tendencies, trends, and interests, and that the individual tends to be attracted to those who have trends The similarity of his trends, and Dewey and Hember emphasize social interaction in a frame of reference that includes the individual, the environment, and the subject of interaction, and that the simple explanation of the social behavior of the individual is difficult in relation to the overlap of these different aspects. Muzaffar Sharif concluded through his experiences that when the members of the group interact with the intention of achieving a common goal, then with time the group building emerges, where the members are organized in centers and roles determined by standards that govern social behavior and are the basis of social attitudes towards subjects and people, and social interaction occurs between two or more groups colored by competition and prevailed Frustrating attitudes and negative attitudes grow towards each other, and it was also found when groups, even if there is tension between them, and there is social interaction between them towards a common goal that cannot be achieved by the effort of one group, then the groups tend to cooperate and reduce through this interaction the conflicts and negative trends between them.