Coleman's theory

Coleman's theory emphasizes that social behavior and personal development are influenced by the combination of individual choices and social relationships. He argues that individuals act based on their preferences and information, but these choices are shaped by the social groups and communities they belong to. Essentially, social structures and interactions provide the context that guides individual actions, which in turn reinforce or change the social system. This dynamic process explains how societies evolve and how personal and collective well-being are interconnected.