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A society in which technology is very important
Industrial Society
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Society that survives by searching for wild fruits and vegetables and killing wild animals
Hunting and Gathering Society
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The actual conduct involved in carrying out a role
Role Performance
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A status that is neither earned nor chosen
Ascribed Status
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A status that is earned or chosen
Achieved Status
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"Society" Tonnies's name for a society based on competition and weak family ties
Gesellschaft
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"Community";Tonnie's name for a preindustrial society based on kinship and intimate relationships
Gemeinschaft
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A society in which animals and machinery are used to produce food
Agricultural Society
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When performing one role creates problems in properly performing a second role
Role Conflict
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A behavior that an individual is supposed to perform toward others
Obligation
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The increase in number of large cities
Urbanization
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Status that affects most aspects of our lives
Master Status
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A behavior that an individual expects of another
Right
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A society in which most goods are produced in factories by blue collar workers
Postindustrial Society
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True or False
All ascribed statuses are also master statuses
False
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Which of the following is an example of an achieved status?
Being a teacher
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The process of replacing animal and human power with machine power
Mechanization
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Expected behavior associated with a particular status
Role
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Condition in which the performance of a role in one status interferes with the performance of a role in another status
Role Conflict
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A position a person occupies within a social structure
Status
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Condition in which the roles of a single status are inconsistent or conflicting
Role Strain
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The process of influencing each other as people relate
Social Interaction
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A society that uses plows and draft animals in growing food
Agricultural Society
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A society in which the economic emphasis is on providing services and information
Postindustrial Society
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A society that depends on science and technology to produce its basic goods and services
Industrial Society
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All of the statuses that a person occupies at any particular time
Status Set
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A type of social unity in which members of interdependence is based on specialized functions and statuses
Organic Solidarity
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People living with defined territorial borders and sharing a common culture
Society
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The shifting of population from farms and villages to large cities
Urbanization
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The underlying pattern of relationships in a group
Social Structure
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A type of social unity achieved by people doing the same type of work and holding similar values
Mechanical Solidarity
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A society that survives primarily through the growing of plants
Horticultural Society
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Examples of Social Structures
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- The leader
- The pleaser
- The peacemaker
- The jokester
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A baby boy wearing blue or a baby girl wearing pink is an example of...
Ascribed Status
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Being a girlfriend, student, friend, and daughter all at different times is an example of...
Status Set
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Is Master Status flexible?
Yes
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How does a Master Status change?
With the passage of time and circumstance
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Cues that clue individuals/groups on how to proceed in an interaction
Social Interaction
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Boys getting ready to fight and girls fighting are examples of...
Social Interaction
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What is this an example of?
Status: Student and employee
Conflict: Balancing studying and work
Role Conflict
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What is this an example of?:
Danny & the T-birds vs. Danny & Sandy
Role Conflict
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What is this an example of?:
Bobby Knight/any coach after a loss in a game
-Should there be a cool off period before the conference?
Role Strain
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What is this an example of?:
A flood happened, Lieutenant Henry Waller was supposed to stay and help out and instead he went home to be with his wife
Role Strain
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How does Functionalism relate to Roles?
Social integration is promoted by culturally defined rights and obligations honored by group members
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Functionalism/Role example
- All men are created equal
- -Class setting, teams and organization reinforces this idea all the time
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How is Conflict Theory related to Ascribed Status?
Ascribed master statuses such as gender and race empower to subjugate others
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Conflict Theory/Ascribed Status example
(3)
- Sexism
- Hooters
- Unequal pay based on gender
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How does Symbolic Interactionism relate to Social Interaction?
Roles are carried out by individuals on the basis of the symbols and meanings they share
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Symbolic Interactionism/Social Interaction
(3)
- Engagement Ring
- The bigger the ring the more money spent on it.
- The smaller the ring means they got married young and couldn't afford a nicer ring.
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Conflict Reduction Strategy
(4)
- Put family needs first
- Assume one role at a time
- Find the balance and adjust your individual careers accordingly
- Recognize that gender revolution will alter the dynamics of what relationships, marriage, and family are
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A perspective for two career families to use. They should focus on the positive, income and personal satisfaction
Conflict Reduction Theory
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Who discussed the division of labor?
Rousseau
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Who said "Why should both women and men work when we already had one man (the husband) making the same amount in one paycheck?"
Marx
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Why is freedom for women a hoax?
It only increases enslavery
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What is this an example of?:
Abbey Road-The Beetles
Agriculture
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Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golock is an example of...
Agriculture
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Combines horticultural and pastoral societies
Agricultural Society
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A male dominated Society
Pastoral Society
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A society where food is obtained through raising and taking care of animals
Pastoral Society
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Society that reduces the need to gather
Horticultural Society
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