Describe the sociological theory

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Assignment:

Six Degrees of Separation (1990) isn't the first play I have assigned in this course. The Laramie Project (2000) was. It was first assigned here and is posted for your quick reference below. Name and describe the sociological theory, which suggests that human interaction is a lot like "being in a play." In order to get credit for your answer you need to name and describe the theory, as well as the sociologist who came up with it. Can't remember? It is the third micro sociological theory we covered in this course and was introduced on the same assignment as The Laramie Project (2000), i.e., posted below.

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