Status Drama
A social position you are born into.
What is Ascribed?
What term describes shared beliefs, values, and practices of a group?
What is Culture?
What is the process of learning norms, values, and behaviors of society?
What is Socialization?
Ranking of people in society.
What is Stratification?
Breaking formal laws.
What is Crime?
A social position you earn through effort.
What is Achieved?
What are the rules or expectations for behavior in society?
What are Norms?
What is the most influential agent of socialization early in life?
What is the Family?
System where status is based on achievement.
What is Class?
Violating social norms.
What is Deviance?
Your most important or defining status.
What is a Master?
What is it called when someone judges another culture by their own standards?
What is Ethnocentrism?
Which agent of socialization teaches structure, discipline, and time management?
What is School/Education?
Movement between social levels.
What is Mobility?
Formal punishment by authority.
What is Sanctions?
Expected behavior tied to a status.
What is a Role?
What is it called when people evaluate a culture based on its own standards?
What is Cultural Relativism?
What concept explains how people form their sense of self based on others’ reactions?
What is the Looking-Glass Self?
Differences in wealth, power, and status.
What is Inequality?
Theory that behavior is learned from others.
What is Learning?
Tension from balancing multiple roles.
What is Role Conflict?
Sneakers, phones, and cars are examples of this type of culture.
Material
What concept refers to understanding the expectations of society as a whole?
What is the Generalized Other?
Fixed system based on birth.
What is Caste?
Theory that explains crime due to lack of opportunity.
What is Strain?