This is an example of imitation/copying.
Imitation is a way of behavior where an individual<em> observes and replicates the behavior of others.</em> It is a reproduction of an act that is simulated by the perception of a similar act by another animal or person.
To imitate/copy somebody or something a model is needed. The copying may be done none-consciously ( seeing and copying others without thinking about the reason to do it ,) or it can be a conscious strategy ( out of uncertainty how to act or behave in some situation).
In Libby's case, the act of imitation<em> comes as a conscious process of wanting to behave correctly</em> and to fit in with others.The other students are Libby's model to copy her behavior from.
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B) Keep our biases from limiting our solutions.
Assumptions are preconceptions that we have, perdjuices over some topic or some knowledge that we believe as true, questioning this assumptions can help us find better and smarter solutions to problems that we have, for example during the renaissance a false assumption was that everything orbitated around the earth, questioning this led us to the discovery that the earth orbitated around the sun, and later that we wer all moving thru the universe and that all of it was possible thanks to the gravitational forces.
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Max Weber's interactionist theory is the symbolic micro theory where face-to-face interactions are of prime importance. Whereas the postmodern perspective is where the resources are scarce and the rich deal with poors.
Explanation:
The overall concepts of post modern and interactionist theory are poles apart from each other.
