Test3 Flashcards
Rules of Interaction Rituals
Rules of irrelevance: unrelated matters to an interaction.
Rules of transformation: how those matters can become relevant.
Rules of realized resources: general scheme of interaction in a culture.
Rules of talk: clearance cues and regulation of interruptions.
Rules of self-respect: presentation of a positive attitude based on the role.
Presentation of self: Dramatic Realization
acting and enhancing roles and situations (how we play those roles).
Presentation of self: Idealization
Presenting oneself in a way consistent with the norms.
Presentation of self: Expressive Control
Control over gestures, reactions, body movements.
Presentation of self: Misrepresentation
A fake representation of self.
Presentation of self: Mystification
maintaining distance and mystery about oneself.
Presentation of Self: Sincerity
Communicating naturalness and covering the forced nature of interaction
Focused interaction: How to go about an encounter
- focus of attention
- openness to conversation
- mutual perception, relevance, and monitoring
- solidarity
- entrance and exit rituals
- corrective compensation for deviant acts
Focused interaction: Rituals
- deference ritual and demeanor rituals (talking when other people are talking)
- avoidance and presentation rituals
- ritual disequilibrium
Focused interaction: Talk
- footing: foundation of conversations
- quasi talk (making casual conversation)
Framing
the way we perceive and organize situations and experiences
Primary frames
natural and social
Complexity of experience
multiple layers of framing
Keying
Two level of reality; primary and projected frame (what it looks like vs. what it is really like).
- make believe
- contest (games) and ceremonies (ritual enhancements)
- technical re-doing’s (practice in anticipation)
Fabrications
faking of a situation
