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| Behavior of one who occupies a certain status |
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| Came up with primary and secondary groups |
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| Can turn into laws and stronger then folkways |
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Charles Cooley
The group you feel connected with
such as family |
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| Forced to join- form of punishment |
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Get paid
People who want to persue material reward |
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Going out of the norm
doing things to get a reaction out of others and see how they will react
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Groups you use as a standard to evaluate yourself
watch and take on characteristics |
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Harold Garfinkle
Trying to make sense of the world around you |
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Life is like a theater
Peolple Change their behaviors sue to their audiance |
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No close to, no loyalty
Charles Cooley |
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| Organized system of belives and values |
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| People have to be at the same place but not interact |
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People join so they can persue goals
Volunteer no $ |
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| The way that everyone should be |
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| They go against the norms of culture |
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| You have to achieve it, like if you want to be a plumber you become a plumber |
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Your higher then everyone else
Your always right |
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anything of social value, support, advice
Relationships
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| costume way, lowest level of norm |
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| part of the culture but also seperate from it |
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| people who are loyal and you feel comforatable around |
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| rank or position of an individual in a group |
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| trying to understand where others are coming from |
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