The sociological perspective connects human behavior to social interactions. This perspective highlights behavior and how it can be formed, shaped, and changed by different settings/interactions. An example would be comparing two events, such as a wedding and a sporting event, and looking at the behaviors that one would typically see at the venue. A stereotypical wedding would be held at a church with the couple to be surrounded by their closest friends and family. In this setting, it is normally a calm and peaceful time, giving the bride and groom the opportunity to enjoy their moment. In this setting, the behavior is expected to well kept, almost professional, so that nothing stands in the way of the couple’s happiness.
