Action theory (sociology)

Action theory in sociology is a way of thinking about how people act and interact with each other in society. It looks at how we act, why we act certain ways, and the effects our actions have on society as a whole. It looks at how our behavior is influenced by our backgrounds, cultures, and beliefs. Action theory also looks at how people react to different situations and how their behavior changes based on the situation. In other words, it's about understanding why people do the things they do and how those actions have an effect on society.