According to Durkheim,social interaction in industrial societies is less personal,more status- oriented,and more focused on specific goals and objectives.This type of interaction is referred to as:

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Durkheim referred to this type of interaction as organic solidarity, which is characterized by interdependence and specialization in roles and tasks, rather than shared values and traditions (mechanical solidarity). It is also more focused on achieving specific goals and objectives rather than maintaining social cohesion through status-oriented bonding. High-technology bonding is not a sociological concept related to Durkheim's theory of solidarity.

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