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| a status that is occupied from the moment of birth |
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| social interaction holds that our interactions are determined by the reward and punishments that we receive from others |
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| Emile Durkheim, gives groups social solidarity |
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| contend that social institutions assure the stability and continuance of society |
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| Meaningful behavior between the two or more people |
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| the technique of studying human interaction by deliberately disrupting social norms and observing how individuals attempt to restore normalcy |
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-Interact and communicate with each other
-Share goals and norms
-possess a subjective awareness of themeselves as "we" |
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| Hochschild's research on the conflict between family roles and work roles resulted in her coining the term |
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| macranalysis of social interaction would most likely study |
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Tactile communication
-Kinesic communication
-Paralinguistic communication |
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| Where the statuses occupied by a person brings with them significantly different amounts of prestige the condition that exists |
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| Symbolic interaction theory |
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| Social construction of reality is a principle that is central to |
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| classical theorist who descrived society as "sui generis" |
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| NOT a type of social solidarity identified by Durkheim |
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| Pygmies of Central Africa |
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| Anthropologist E.T Hall contends that we carry around us a/an _____that represents our personal three dimensinal space |
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a moderate division of labor
strong personal ties
strong family relationships
a sense of personal loyalty |
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-A hero
-Being disabled
-Being an African American |
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| durkheim believed that any analysis of society needed to include a recognition of the sifnificance |
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| importance of attractiveness in human interaction |
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| Standards of attractiveness vary between culture and between subcultures in the same society |
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| NOT a tactile of communication |
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| using facial expressions to convey feeling |
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