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What is a society or social structure? |
A structure or group that has the same bassi on values and beliefs (better to say social structure rather than society)
Is a notion of relationships rather than a collective group of individuals |
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Structure as Relation |
Social Structures are made up of patterned relationships, it is how social life is organized |
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Status |
The things you are. They are your positions in the social structure |
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Roles |
A collection of beliefs values attitudes and norms that apply to whoever occupies a particular status, how you act out your status |
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Role conflict |
When the demands and expectations of a role competes with the demands and expectations of another |
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Structure as Distribution |
The statuses you occupy will determine what kind of life chances you have, and will set you up for varying levels of prestige or marginalization |
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The Stanford Prison Study - Main takeaway |
Social structures don't exist unless we participate in them and the roles attached to the statuses we are given will inevitably come out in the social structure |
