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Page 1: Aim: How do people adopt statuses? Do Now: What are you?

• Aim: How do people adopt statuses?

• Do Now: What are you?

Page 2: Aim: How do people adopt statuses? Do Now: What are you?

What is a status symbol? What status do the following symbols convey?

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What is status?• Social Structure- underlying patterns of

relationships within the group • Status-a position a person occupies within a

social structure• Ascribed status: a status one is born into• Achieved status: a position that is earned or

chosen • Status set: all of the statuses one occupies at a

particular time• Master status: status that affects most other

aspects of a person’s life: it is who you are.

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Explain the meaning of this quote:

All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts.

-Shakespeare, As You Like It

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Dramaturgical Analysis• Uses the analogy of theater to analyze social

behavior.– People are viewed as actors occupying roles as they

play out life’s drama– People use impression management : ways that

people use revelation and concealment to make a favorable impression others

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• role: an expected behavior associated with a particular status

• Role performance: actual conduct or behavior involved in carrying out a role. Usually involves social interaction.

• Social interaction: process of influencing each other as people relate.

• Role conflict: condition in which the performance of a role in one status interferes with the performance of a role in another status.

• Role strain: condition in which the roles of a single status are inconsistent or conflicting. Often one must consider which role is most important.