B ELLWORK 10-3/6 What roles do you fulfill in your life? School, family, friends, work, etc. Which of these did you choose?

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B ELLWORK 10-3/6 What roles do you fulfill in your life? School, family, friends, work, etc. Which of these did you choose?

S OCIAL STRUCTURE

K EY T ERMS Define Social structure Status Ascribed status Achieved status Master status

S OCIAL S TRUCTURE The network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction.

S TATUS A socially defined position in a group or in a society.

T YPES OF S TATUS Ascribed status- Status assigned according to qualities beyond a person’s control. Achieved status- Status acquired through an individual’s direct efforts.

M ASTER S TATUS The status which plays the greatest role in shaping a person’s life and determining his or her social identity.

W HAT ’ S YOUR STATUS ? Master Status Achieved Status Ascribed Status

W HAT ’ S YOUR STATUS ? 30- something Brother American 7 Feet Tall College Grad. Volunteer Tutor Coach Teacher

M Y S TATUSES AscribedAchieved

K EY T ERMS Define Role Reciprocal roles Role expectations Role performance Role set Role conflict Role strain

R OLE The behavior-the rights and obligations- expected of someone occupying a particular status. Role Expectations- behavior expected of the person performing a role Role performance- the actual behavior

R ECIPROCAL ROLES Corresponding roles that define the patterns of interaction between related statuses. Roles which work with other statuses.

R OLES … Role set Different roles attached to a status Role conflict- When fulfilling the role expectations of one status makes it difficult to fulfill the role expectations of another status. Role Strain- When you are having difficulty fulfilling the role of one status.

S TATUSES AND THEIR ROLES StatusExamples of rolesConflicts/strain Your name/status Mr. Bacus/teacher Plan for 4 different classes Grade work from 180 students Discipline students Contact parents C -Time required to fulfill roles prevents me from fulfilling other status roles. S - Promoting hard working, disciplined learning, while also making school fun. Person’s name/status Real person Person’s name/ status fictional character

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