Status
Your position within a group is known as _____
Status
Having trouble balancing your obligations to your friends and family, with your school obligations is known as ____
Role Conflict
People tend to ________ to group or peer behavior
Conform
DAILY DOUBLE: The opposite of conformity, behaviors that break the rules or norms of society.
Deviance
Things that tend to stop deviance and promote conformity are known as _________
Social Controls
All the status' a person holds at any given time is known as their ____
Status Set
Struggling to keep up in all your classes as a result of an increase in projects, homework, and testing is an example of
Role Strain
If we conform because we think the group or person must be right, we are experiencing
Informational Conformity
A person who frequently engages in deviance is known as a ________
Deviant
Your own ideas about right and wrong, which guide your behavior and which you have learned through the socialization process.
Internal Social Control
Race is an example of this type of status
Ascribed Status
Role Exit
Conforming to avoid disagreement or potential adverse (negative) outcomes.
Normative Conformity
Going against norms in a way which results in detrimental consequences to you and others is known as _________
Negative Deviance
Society's rules, which you follow to avoid punishment and to get along with others.
External Social Controls.
Graduating from high school, getting a good grade, and obtaining a professional certification are all examples of _______
Achieved Status
A working mother struggles to balance her duties as a mother and her job as an employee; she is experiencing _________
Role Conflict & Role Strain
An extreme version of conformity that can have disastrous consequences for groups.
Groupthink.
Going against norms by thinking outside the box, creating something new, or innovating, in a way which benefits society is called __________
Positive Deviance
This type of external social control comes with a penalty, like fines, imprisonment, and is administered by authority figures.
Formal Sanctions.
A position that STRONGLY influences all other positions a person holds in life is considered their ____
Master Status
DAILY DOUBLE: The EXPECTED behavior associated with a particular status is what we refer to as
Role
When we walk by someone who needs help, and like everyone else, we do nothing, this is known as the __________
Bystander Effect
A person stops to help a stranger, who seems to be hurting, in a public space, even though no one else is stopping.
Positive Deviance
This type of social control comes from your social groups and encourages you not to lie, gossip, or snitch.
Informal Sanctions