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Define the Thomas Theorem.

Situations that are defined as 'real' become 'real' in their consequences.

When an event is only significant because other people consider it significant. (caused shortages)

Give two examples of the Thomas Theorem applied to your life.

Taking college classes.



Perception of beauty.

What are some assumptions people make of the mental ability of cerebral palsy?

That they're less capable than people without the condition.



That because they're physically disabled they're also mentally disabled.

How can a physical disability serve as a MASTER STATUS?

A social position that has special significance for one's social identity.

What are some non-verbal cues for deceit

Tone of voice.



If their voice sounds hollow and condescending.



Sometimes if their nervous or anxious though not a reliable cue.

Define SOCIAL INTERACTION.

The process of acting and reacting to others in our daily lives.

Define STATUS.

One's social position

Define ASCRIBED STATUS.

Social status received involuntarily.

Define ACHIEVED STATUS.

Social position that is earned or received involuntarily

Define STATUS SET.

The behavior associated with a STATUS.

Define DRAMATURGICAL ANALYSIS.

A way of looking at STATUS and ROLES.



STATUS - part of a play



ROLE - the script



PERFORMANCE - the way this plays itself out in behavior.



COSTUME - dress



PROPS - objects we carry

Define ROLE.

Expected behavior from a status.

Define ROLE SET.

The expected behaviors from a ROLE.

Define ROLE CLASH.

Conflict in choosing behavior when occupying multiple roles.

Define ROLE STRAIN.

Conflict among roles of a single status.

Define ROLE EXIT.

The process of disengaging from a role.

Define ETHNOMETHODOLOGY.

The way people make sense of their everyday surroundings.