Charles
A proponent of this framework developed the differential association theory of deviance and defined the notion of white-collar crime. This framework outlines a method by which people frame social situations known as the "definition of the situation." A thinker associated with this framework divided the types of objects people encounter into physical, social, and abstract types. That man, Herbert Blumer, coined the name for this framework. Charles (*) Cooley's notion of primary and secondary groups influenced the development of this framework. A different proponent of this framework used the example of a dog-fight to illustrate his concept of a "conversation of gestures." That thinker also defined the socialized aspect of a person and the active aspect of a person as the "me" and "I" respectively. That man's lectures were compiled in the book Mind, Self, and Society. For 10 points, name this sociological framework pioneered by George Herbert Mead.
A proponent of this framework developed the differential association theory of deviance and defined the notion of white-collar crime.
symbolic interactionism