Solomon's football coach is a very important influence in his life. Many of Solomon's actions are attempts to win the approval of Solomon's coach. Based on Mead's theory on development, which concept applies mostly to the relationship between Solomon and the coach.

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Nash Armstrong

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5 December, 23:21

Solomon's football coach is a very important influence in his life. Many of Solomon's actions are attempts to win the approval of Solomon's coach. Based on Mead's theory on development, which concept applies mostly to the relationship between Solomon and the coach.

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Enrique Summers · Answer 1

Significant Others

Explanation:

The relationship between Solomon and his coach is termed Significant Others.

George Herbert Mead used the words "Significant Others" in sociology to imply the individuals (friends, colleagues, boss, tutors, coach, etc.) that are the most significant or important in the wellbeing of an individual or self development of that individual.

In other words, they are individuals who have an important influence or play a formative role in shaping the behaviour of another

Averie Bond · Answer 2

Biblical-Solomon made many different decisions