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5-2 Social Structure Roles

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S.4.8 Distinguish between the terms role, status, and esteem.
S.4.9 Explain how roles and role expectations can lead to role conflict.

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S.4.8 Distinguish between the terms role, status, and esteem. S.4.9 Explain how roles and role expectations can lead to role conflict.

por Lance Hiles
1

Although play actors sometimes change lines...[solve below] ...This is not the case with role performance. Such as when a group partner fails to deliver their part of the project.

2

We segregate roles... [solve below}

3

The play analogy is helpful, but it can be misleading. First, performing in real life is not a conscious process. Unlike staged performances, most real life.... [solve below]

4

Due to role conflict and role strain, meeting the incompatible expectations of all roles is impossible. On the other hand, Conflict & Strain poses no problem as long as our role performance... [solve below]

5

Role performance can occur without an audience: A student studying alone. But most... [solve below] ...which is the process of influence & reaction involved in any interaction between two people.

6

We solve role conflict and... [solve below] ....When a student misses school-related activities due to their job, they can quit the job or drop activities, depending upon which is more important.

7

Statuses and roles provide the basis for group life. But the... [solve below] ...exhibited by people as they carry out a role.

8

Role strain occurs when a person has trouble meeting the... [solve below]

9

Different cultures have different scripts for the same role; American mothers may promote... [solve below] ...Iranian mothers may promote less independence.

10

Role Conflict exists when the role expectations for a role in one status... [solve below] ...in another status.

11

In a play, the playwright specifies the content of an actor’s performance & the actor follows the script. In real life... [solve below] ...for the roles we play.

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[solve below] ...that each individual holds many statuses & each involves diverse roles.

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The rights of one status correspond to the obligations of another: Students have a right to expect that teachers will be prepared to explain material, and teachers... [solve below]

14

The existence of statuses & roles... [solve below]

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Role behaviors are based on the rights and obligations attached to statuses. Obligations are behaviors that individuals are... [solve below]

16

Student may tell teacher that the tests are the worst, & teacher can choose from among several scripts to respond. But the range of options is not limitless. Only... [solve below]

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Role behaviors are based on the rights and obligations attached to statuses. Rights are behaviors that... [solve below]

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A play involves a predictable relationship between cues and responses, but in life we choose our cues and responses. The process of choosing... [solve below] ....occurs in all social interactions

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Think of roles as statuses in action: statuses... [solve below]

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Every status... [solve below] ...which is an expected behavior associated with a particular status.

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