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SOC 312: American Society

SOC 312: American Society. Stratification. Stratification. Major area in sociology in the U.S. How do we explain the nature and types of social inequality interpersonal: deference or discrimination group: in-group/out-group behavior

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4. Social Structure

4. Social Structure. Build on what you know. How might factors such as the mass media and popular entertainment influence American norms and values? What factors might help determine how a person functions in society?. Truth or fiction?.

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4. Social Structure

4. Social Structure. Build on what you know. How might factors such as the mass media and popular entertainment influence American norms and values? What factors might help determine how a person functions in society?. Truth or fiction?.

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Social Structure

Social Structure. Building Blocks of Social Structure. What Guides our Interaction. Society as a Structure Status Role. Status. A socially defined position in a group or society How do I fit in? Who am I: a definition Mr. Phillips Status: Teacher, Father, Student, City Councilman .

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Ethnicity and Race

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Social Structure

Social Structure. Building Blocks of Social Structure. What Guides our Interaction. Society as a Structure Status Role. Status. A socially defined position in a group or society How do I fit in? Who am I: a definition Mr. Phillips Status: Teacher, Father, Student, City Councilman .

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Social Structure & Society

Social Structure & Society. Essential Questions. 1. How do societies change over time? 2. What are the components of social structure? 3. Why do societies have shared patterns of social interactions? 4. How are daily interactions similar to being onstage?

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Cultural Anthropology

Objectives: Understand economy as inseparable from the parts of culture and society Describe and give examples of each of the modes of exchange. Cultural Anthropology. Social Statuses Social Institutions. Review. Based on characteristics that are gained through birth Generally more closed

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Social Structure & Society

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Presentation on Social Inequality and Stratification

Presentation on Social Inequality and Stratification. Social Inequality and Stratification. The term social inequality describes a condition in which members of a society have different amounts of wealth, prestige or power. Some degree of social inequality characterizes every society.

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Social Structure and Social Interaction

Social Structure and Social Interaction. Social Structure. To understand human behavior, you need to understand social structure, the framework of society that was already laid out before you were born .

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SOCIAL STRUCTURE

SOCIAL STRUCTURE. WHO ARE YOU? HOW DO YOU DEFINE YOURSELF?. SOCIAL STRUCTURE. THE NETWORK OF INTERRELATED STATUSES AND ROLES THAT GUIDE HUMAN INTERACTION. VERY LOOSE DEFINITION. Emperor Dorsey-gordon. I hereby decree that every student must pay me $1 to enter my classroom.

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Social Structure

Social Structure. Status. Socially defined position in a group or in a society Each person has several statuses Status defines relationships Status clarifies rights and obligations. Ascribed Status. Assigned according to standards that are beyond our control

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Chapter 4 Social Interaction in Everyday Life

Chapter 4 Social Interaction in Everyday Life. Social Interaction. Social interaction is the process by which people act and react in relation to others. Human beings rely on social structure to make sense of everyday life

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Do Now

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Social Structure and Status

Social Structure and Status. Chapter 5 Section 1. Section Preview. We will cover: Social Structure Status Ascribe Status Achieved status Journal #21 What status do you have? Examples of statuses I have are teacher, brother, son, etc. Role Play. I need six volunteers

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Social Interaction in Everyday Life

Social Interaction in Everyday Life. Social Structure. Status Role. Status. Ascribed status Received at birth or involuntarily assumed Achieved status Voluntary Master status Special importance for your identity Status set. Role.

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Caste System in Brave New World

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

Aim: How do people adopt statuses? Do Now: What are you?. What is a status symbol? What status do the following symbols convey?. What is status?. Social Structure- underlying patterns of relationships within the group Status -a position a person occupies within a social structure

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Theories Of Education: Functionalist Theory of Education

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