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| groups or social contexts in which significant processes of socialization occur |
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| socially defined expectations tha ta person in a given social position follows |
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| Who a person is and what is meaningful to them |
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| refers to the characteristics that others attribute to an individual |
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| the learning of gender roles through social factors such as the family and the media |
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| not acknowledging others but not ignoring them completely; walking by and glancing at one anotehr |
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| study of ehtno methods--to make sense of what others do |
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| whenever people exhibit mutual awareness of others |
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| when individuals direcly attend to what others say or do |
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| socially defined expectations that a person in a given stattus does |
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| people have different statuses at the same time and this is a status set |
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| status that you are assigne dbased on biological factors such as race and sex |
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| one that is earned through effort |
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| status that has priority over other status in society |
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| collection of people who share a common identity and regularly interact with one another based on shared expectation |
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| simple collection of people woh happen ot be together in a place but do not interact or share identity |
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| people sharing a common characterstic w/o interacting |
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| groups toward which one feels particular loyalty and respect |
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| groups towards which one feels antagonism and contempt |
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| small groups charcterized by face to face interactions, intimacy, loyalty |
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| large and impersonal and have fleeting friendships |
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| simmel made this and it consists of only 2 people; simplest group |
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| consists of 3 people also made by simmel |
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| a group w/an identifiable membership that engages in concentrated collective actions |
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| rationally designed to achieve it's objectives; has rules, regulations, and procedures |
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