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| A social position you hold |
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| the number of social positions you hold at one time. |
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| a status that you are assigned, unintentional. |
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| a status you have earned. |
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| expected behavior that is connected to each individual status. |
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| a number of roles connected to a single status. |
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| conflict among the roles connected to two or more statuses. |
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| tension between roles connected to a single status. |
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| disengaging from a certain role. |
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| social construction of reality |
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| the process of how people shape reality through social interaction. |
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| situations defined as real. |
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| how we make sense of our everyday surroundings. (Harlod Garfinkel) |
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| views interaction through theatrical performance. (Erving Goffman) |
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| two or more people who we identify with and or interact with. |
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| small social group, personal. |
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| large social group, sports. |
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| instrumental leadership role |
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| focus is getting tasks completed. |
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| expressive leadership role |
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| emotional well being of group members. |
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| group conformity, the tendency of group thinkers who conform to one issue. |
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| the group who helps us make decisions. |
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| social group which members feel respect and loyalty in. |
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| social group which members feel hostility and competition from. |
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| an organization in which you join. |
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| an organization that you have to join. |
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| an organization you are forced to join whether you want to or not. |
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| an organization model to achieve it's goal efficiently. |
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| applying scientific principles to work |
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| economy focused on service work and technology |
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| biological differences between male and female |
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| primary sex characteristics |
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| characteristics dealing with the genitalia only, reproduction. |
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| secondary sex characteristics |
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| characteristics dealing with everything excluding the genitalia. |
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| characteristics of both male and female |
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| born male/female feel that they are opposite sex. |
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| a person's romantic and sexual attraction to another person. |
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| sexual attraction to both sexes. |
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| sexual attraction to the same sex. |
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| sexual attraction to neither sex. |
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| functional approach of sex |
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| sex is used for reproduction |
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| symbolic-interaction approach of sex |
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| looks how at how sex is practiced around the world. |
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| sex is bad and women are degraded. |
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