Sociology Ch 5 And Ch 6

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Social interaction

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The process by which we act toward and react to people around us

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Social structure

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An organized pattern of behavior that governs people's relationships

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Status

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A social position that a person occupies in society

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Status set

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A collection of social statuses that a person occupies at a given time

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Ascribed status

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A social position that a person is born into

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Achieved status

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A social position that a person attain their personal effort or assumes voluntarily

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Master status

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A status that overrides other statuses and forms an important part of a person's social identity

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The boss battle of statuses

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Status inconsistency

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The conflict that arises from occupying social positions that are ranked differently

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You thought you were getting a hint

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Role

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The behavior expected of a person who has a particular status

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They go well at dinner

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Boyfriend

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The person who did this for you

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good luck

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Role performance

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The actual behavior of a person who occupies a status

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If it does a poor job Dinner won't be as good

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Role set

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Array of roles attached to a particular status

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The location that you put them for dinner

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Role conflict

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Difficulties in playing two or more contradictory roles

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you've probably run into this at some point

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Role strain

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Difficulties due to conflicting demands within the same role

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You've definitely had this at some point

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Self-fulfilling prophecy

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A situation in which if we Define something as real and act on it, it can in fact become real

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Ethnomethodology

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The study of how people construct and learn to share definitions of reality that make everyday interactions possible

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Whoever smelt it dealt it

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Dramaturgical analysis

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Examine social interactions as if occurring on a stage where people play different roles and act out scenes for the audiences with whom they interact

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Cameron anteski

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Social exchange theory

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Proposes that individuals seek, through their interactions, to maximize their rewards and minimize their costs

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Jackal and mother f****** hide

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Nonverbal communication

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Messages that are sent without using words

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It's ironic how this was made

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Social media

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Websites that enable users to create share and exchange information and ideas

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Can I post a selfie of my a******

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Social networking site

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The website that connects people who have similar personal or professional interests

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It's all fun and games until someone gets hit with a dildo

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Social group

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Two or more people who share some attribute and interact with one another

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I love you Elizabeth

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Primary group

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A small group of people who engage in Intimate face-to-face interaction over an extended period

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Zoë and Ben

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Secondary group

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A large usually formal impersonal and temporary collection of people who pursue a specific goal or activity

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The person that taking this test isn't straight

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Ideal types

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General traits that describe a social phenomenon rather than every case

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Pandemonium

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In-group

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People who share a sense of identity and "we-ness" that typically excludes and devalues Outsiders

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Your princess is in another Castle

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Out-group

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People who are viewed and treated negatively because they're saying is having values, beliefs, and other characteristics different from those of an in-group

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The cake is a lie

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Reference group

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People who shape our behavior values and attitudes

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We all float down here

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Dyad

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A group with two members

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Can I stick it in my butt

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Triad

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A group with 3 members

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Heroin

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Authoritarian leader

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Gives orders assigns tasks and makes all major decisions

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Drop acid not bombs

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Democratic leader

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Encourages group discussion and includes everyone in the decision-making process

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It's only a pill away

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Laissez-faire leader

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Offers little or no guidance to group members and allows them to make their own

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Anger is a gift

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Groupthink

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A situation in which in-group members make faulty decisions because of group pressures rather than critically testing, analyzing, and evaluating ideas and evidence

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Social network

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A web of social Ties That links individuals or groups to one another

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F*** Zuckerberg f*** Zuckerberg

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Formal organizations

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A complex and structured secondary group designed to achieve specific goals and an efficient manner

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Bow ties on titties

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Bureaucracy

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A formal organization designed to accomplish goals and tasks in an efficient and rational way

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Monkeys flinging s***

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Goal displacement

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A preoccupation with rules and regulations rather than achieving the organizations objectives

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Alienation

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A feeling of isolation meaninglessness and powerlessness

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Iron law of oligarchy

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The tendency of a bureaucracy to become increasingly dominated by a small group of people

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Glass ceiling

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Workplace attitudes or organizational biases that prevent women from advancing to leadership positions

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Glass escalator

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Men who enter female-dominated occupations and receive higher wages and faster promotions than women

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Social institution

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An organized and established social system that meets one or more of a society's basic needs