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born into, doesnt change
EX. race gender |
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| those obtained by individual effort |
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draws everyone's attention
EX. disabled |
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when a person occupies two or more statueses with inconsistent rank
EX. college student with kids |
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| actual behavior, behavior might not always match expectation |
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very demanding and difficult
one or more roles will suffer |
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when a single status asks incompatible role behavior
EX. ask someone to end your life |
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| EX. work and finals at same time |
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chare common interests, goals. must interact
experience sense of identity |
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| shared characteristic but not identity |
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| group that wont interract afterwards |
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small number
EX. family, sense of belonging and have emotional ties |
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| EX. our class, formal and impersonal |
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| feel good about belonging to |
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| has negative feelings towards, doesnt belong |
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| provides standards to judge |
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-Asch-group pressures
-Milgram- shock |
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| discenting opinion is ignored, EX. Colin Powell |
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achieve specific goals
1. normative- voluntary
2. coercive- prison or military
3. utilitarian- EX. school bank study groups |
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| Weber's 6 characteristics of beuaracracy |
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1. hierarchial authority structure
2. division of labor and specialization
3. rules
4. expertise competence
5. impersonal
6. formal communications |
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| 3 Bureaucratic dysfunctions |
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alienation
incompetence
structured inequality |
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| family, education, gov't, economy, religion |
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| def. of social institution |
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| stable clusters of norms values roles and groups |
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