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refers to the ways in which the components of a group or society relate to each other.
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socially defined position in a group or society... ex: female, black, etc.
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status that is obtained over the course of one's life as a result of individual effort. ex: occupational positions
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social position to which an individual is assigned and that usually connot be changed ex: race, age
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a crucial status that determines a person's general social position
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the behavior expected of someone with a given status is a group or society.
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whole set of roles associated with a single status
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society's definition of the way a role ought to be played
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way a person actually plays a role
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when opposing demands are made on an individual by two or more roles linked with two or more entirely seperate social statusus
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opposing demands built into a single role, and personal stress caused by that situation
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two or more people who have a common identity and some feelings of unity, who interact, and who share certian goals and expectations.
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share certian basic structural properties with all kinds of systems
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members of social categories do not mecessarily interact, know one another , share s social structure, or have anything in common other than the trait they share. ex: liberals/conservatives
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a numer of people who find themselves face to face in a perticular setting but dont interact and lack more than a minimal social structure. ex: people riding in a bus
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its a relatively stable cluster of social structures that is intended to meet the basic needs of societies
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cluster of people is focused on individual homes and places of work, based on daily patterns of interaction
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comprehensive, territorially based social grouping that includes all the social instititions requiredto meet basic human needs
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system of economic, political, and cultured relationships that links all the societies of the world
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a unit of structure is dysfunctional when it prevents society or one of its pars, from meeting its needs
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recognized units of social structure
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unrecognized, unintended units of social structure
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