6.3 Social Interaction and Behavior Flashcards

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What is the definition of status?

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term that refers to all the socially defined positions within a society

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What is the definition of master status?

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status that dominates the others and determines that individuals general position in society

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What is ascribed status?

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status that is assigned to a person by society regardless of the person’s own efforts

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What is an achieved status?

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status that is largely due to the individual’s effort

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What are social roles?

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expectations for people of a given social status

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What is role conflict?

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occurs when there is a conflict in society’s expectations for multiple statuses held by the same person

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What is role strain?

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when a single status results in conflicting expectations

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What is role exit?

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disengaging from a role that has become closely ties to one’s self identity to take on another role

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What is a social network?

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web of social relationships including those in which a person is directly linked as well as indirectly connected to people

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What is an organization?

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large, more impersonal groups that come together to pursue particular activities and meet goals efficiently

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What are the three types of organizations?

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  1. utilitarian
  2. normative
  3. coercive
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What is a utilitarian organization?

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those in which members get paid for their efforts

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What is a normative organization?

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motivate membership based on morally relevant goals

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What is a coercive organization?

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those for which members do not have a choice in joining

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What are the three ways to detect emotion?

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  1. body language
  2. tone of voice
  3. facial expressions
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What is empathy?

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the ability to identify with others emotions

17
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What are gestures?

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movements of the hands and body that are used to express emotion

18
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What is impression management?

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conscious or unconscious process whereby people attempt to manage their own images by influencing the perception of others

19
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What is self-handicapping?

A

strategy in which people create obstacles and excuses to avoid self-blame when they do poorly

20
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What is dramaturgical perspective?

A

we imagine ourselves as playing certain roles when interacting with others