Chapter 4 Flashcards

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Herold Garfinkel

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How we make sense of countless similar situations

Established and developed ethnomethodology

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Thomas Theorem

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Situations that are defined as real become real in their consequences

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3
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Name 5 basic social institutions

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Family=care and rear children
Economy=produce/distribute goods
Government=provide commun. Coordination and defense
Education=train new generations
Religion= supply answers about the unknown

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4
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Role conflict

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Solved by your priorities
Contradictory demands

Ex. Roles as police officer and mother

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Role Strain

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Tension btwn roles connected to single status

Ex. Running store manager/heathy employee

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Status symbols

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Items used to identify status

Ex. Makeup, clothing

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Status set

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All the statuses a person holds at a given time

Ex. Relationship
Wedding ring removal

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Role

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Behavior expected of someone who holds a particular status

Ex. “Holds status; performs rule”

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9
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Impression management

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Efforts to manage and our impressions for different audiences

It is influencing other people’s opinions of another person

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Ethomethodology

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Study of the way people make sense of their every day surroundings

Reality is created by peoples everyday encounters

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11
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Groups

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Collection of people who regularly and consciously interact with one another

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12
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Components of social structure

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Social status=position/location

Achieved and ascribed status

Master status=Most important status we hold

Role=behavior obligations attracted to a status

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13
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Social structure def.

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Framework of society that guides our behavior by providing us with direction and limits

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14
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Social interaction

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What people do when they are in one another’s presence

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15
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Ascribed status

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Social status assigned @ birth
Neither earned nor chosen

Ex.Age gender

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16
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Achieved status

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Developed by Linton
Social position that can be acquired on a bases of merit

Ex.City council

17
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Primary group

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Small face to face

Members are close, personal, enduring relationships

Ex. Family, childhood friends

18
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Secondary group

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Can be small or large

But are impersonal and usually short term

Ex. Typically found at work or school