Focus attention on figures, emblems, or individuals that represent government, power and authority. they are most interested in the interaction between small groups who make decisions, or in the case of some recent congressional committees, demonstrate the inability to make any decisions at all.

Symbolic interactionists

Explanation:

Symbolic interactionists study the use of symbols as a representation of power and authority during the course of human interactions. A significant example is the use of the seal of the President of the United States. This branch of sociology focuses its attention to the decision making groups (for example, the committees in the House of Representatives or Senate) who deliberate amongst themselves to arrive at a course of action.