STATUS
Assigned according to qualities beyond a person's control, such as age
What is an ascribed status
exchange,
competition, conflict, cooperation, and accommodation.
What is types of social interactions
the different roles associated with a particular status
What is a role set
What is a social institution is responsible for maintaining law and order in society
Government
A manager supervising a close friend struggles between maintaining professional authority and preserving their personal friendship.
What is an example role conflict
Acquired through a person's direct efforts, such as education
What is an achieved status
occurs when people interact in an effort to receive a
reward or a return for their actions.
What is exchange
Occurs when fulfilling the role expectations of one status interferes with a second status
What is a role conflict
provide physical and emotional support
for members, transmit knowledge, produce goods
and services, maintain social control
What is social institution purpose
Becoming a mother or father by choice or adoption
What is an example of achieved status
The one that plays the greatest role in a person's life
What is a master status
Reciprocity is the idea that if you do something for someone, that
person owes you something in return.
What is reciprocity
Occurs when a person has difficulty fulfilling a role of one status
What is role strain
Responsible for socializing children, providing emotional support, and maintaining kinship networks. It also shapes the individual's identity, values, and norms.
What is family
Parent
What is an example of role set
The behavior associated with a status
What is a role
is the idea that people are motivated by
self-interest in their interactions with other people.
What is exchange theory
The process people go through to detach from a role that was previously central to their social identity
Is a group of statuses and roles that are organized to satisfy one or more of the basic needs of the society
Race/Ethnicity
What is an example of ascribed status
What is a status
occurs when two or more people or groups oppose
each other to achieve a goal that only one can attain.
What is competition
The socially determined behaviors expected of person with a particular status
What is role expectations
Facilitates the transmission of knowledge, skills, and cultural values. It also plays a role in socializing individuals into societal roles and contributing to social mobility.
What is education
A nurse experiences strain from needing to provide compassionate care to patients while adhering to strict time schedules, handling emergencies, and completing administrative paperwork.
What is an example of role strain