Symbolic interactionism-social constructionism

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The emergent norm perspective draws insights from a number of sources (symbolic interactionism, social constructionism, Durkheim, Asch, and Sherif). Discuss briefly two sources that lead support tp emergent norm perspective. Do you think that Locher’s application of the emergent norm to the case of Furby Fad illustrates adequately the emergent norm perspective of Turner and Killian? Why or why not? Explain.

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