Social Structure And Interaction Flashcards

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Social interaction

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Process by which people act toward or respond to others and is the foundation for all relationships and groups in society.

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Social structure

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Stable pattern of social relationships that exist within a particular group or society
Framework which we interact

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Functionalist

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Necessary. Allows us to interpret our experience in society in predictable ways. Allows us to fulfill a role. Sense of self

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Conflict

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Structure is problematic because if limits personal options and forces people into fixed and false categories (student husband boss) especially in a competitive economy based society

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Social marginality

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State of being part insider and part outsider

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Stigma

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Physical or social attribute that devaluates a persons social identity disqualified that person from full social acceptance

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Components of social structure

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Status
Role
Groups
Social institutions

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Status

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Socially defined position in a group or society characterized by certain expectations
Exist independent of people( professor)
Can occur in hierarchy- low middle high

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Status set

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All the statues one person occupied at a given time

Female mother physician spouse

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Ascribed status

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Typically a social position concerned at birth

Sec race family

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Achieved status

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Social position assumed voluntarily

Ex: married occupation

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Master status

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Important status a person occupied (dominates) is the overriding ingredient in determining a persons social position

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Status symbols

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Materials signs that inform others of a status
Determined persons general social position
Wealth social power health

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Role

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Set of behavioral expectations associated with a given status

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Role expectation

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How a specific role ought to be played

Priest nurse pro athlete

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Role performance

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How a person actually plays the role

Ex: flight attendant

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Role conflict

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Two or more statuses held at the same time incompatible role demands
Student and employee

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Role strain

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Incomparable role demands are built into a single status a person occupied
Nurse

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Role distancing

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Impression of a lack of commitment to a particular role

Escape stigma

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Role exit

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Voluntarily disengage from social roles that have been essential to self identity
Career change
Divorce

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Social solidarity

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Relates to a groups ability to maintain itself in the face of i stifles