1. Chapter 4.2 Types of Social Interaction Social interaction occurs on a daily basis in a variety of ways.

2. Role Playing When you play a role in society, you must interact with others in society. Interactions brings 2 things to society:  Stability  change

3. Common Forms of Social Interaction Exchange  Whenever people interact in an effort to receive a reward or a return for the actions. Buying girlfriend flowers Listening to your parents Holding doors for old people.

4. Common Forms of Social Interaction Reciprocity  The idea that if you do something for someone, they owe you something in exchange.  Basis for exchange

5. Common Forms of Social Interaction Exchange theory  The idea that people are motivated by self interest in their interactions with other people.  I.E. People do things strictly to be rewarded. Extra credit Wash the car Buy flowers for girlfriend

6. Common Forms of Social Interaction Competition  Occurs when two or more people or groups oppose each other to achieve a goal that only one can attain.

7. Competition

8. Common Forms of Social Interaction Conflict  The deliberate attempt to Control a person by force Oppose someone To harm another person  In a conflict Very little rules of conduct

9. Common Forms of Social Interaction Accommodation  A state of balance between cooperation and conflict.  Can take a number of forms Compromise  Occurs when 2 parties both give up something to come to an agreement. Truce  Occurs when 2 parties both agree to bring a conflict to a halt with no declared winner.

10. Common Forms of Social Interaction Cooperation  Occurs when two or more people or groups work together to achieve a goal Benefits more than one person!

11. Cooperation Works.

12. Group Work Break into 3 groups. Each group must perform a skit in which each one of the forms of social interaction take place: Exchange Competition Conflict Accommodation Cooperation