The mother of a university student is worried about her son joining a fraternity. She worries that peer pressure and groupthink may lead her son to do activities he wouldn’t normally do, such as binge drinking. What perspective best describes her views?

The answer is symbolic interactionism.

Explanation:

In sociology, the symbolic interactionist perspective states that society creates meaning through a series of "symbols". For example, a person might watch the news and create a symbolic image of another country, even if the person hasn't actually visited the place.

This theory explains that the shared meanings in a society shape individual behavior. In this passage, the mother is concerned because she believes groupthink will afect her son's perception of what is socially acceptable.

answer; people have no objective standard by which to judge themselves;