Question: Marco is a sociologist studying religion. He observes that college students are more likely to wear religious symbols (such as crosses, headscarves, or kippot) during the first months of school on a new campus. Marco hypothesizes that students may be using these symbols as a way of identifying themselves to other members of the same faith in order to help find new friends--or even find potential dating partners. This would fit best within which sociological perspective? Group of answer choices The feminist perspective The interactionist perspective/symbolic interactionism The conflict perspective/conflict theory The functionalist perspective/functionalism