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Ch.4. vocab

exam 2

TermDefinition
social interactions moments we share with other people
social rules culturally specific norms, policies, and laws that guide our behavior
folkways loosely enforced norms
mores tightly enforced norms that carry moral significance
taboos social prohibitions so strong that the thought of violating them can be sickening
policies rules that are made and enforced by organizations
laws rules that are made and enforced by cities, states, or federal governments
social sanctions reactions by others aimed at promoting conformity
account an excuse that explains our rule breaking but also affirms that the rule is good and right
symbolic interactionism the theory that social interaction depends on the social construction of reality
dramaturgy the practice of looking at social life as a series of performances in which we're actors on metaphorical stages
impression management efforts to control how we're perceived by others
face a version of ourselves that we want to project in a specific setting
front stage a public space in which we are aware of having an audience
back stage private or semiprivate spaces in which we can relax or rehearse
interpersonal discrimination prejudicial behavior displayed by individuals
field experiment a type of experiment that involves a test of a hypothesis outside the laboratory
ethnomethodology research aimed at revealing the underlying shared logic that is the foundation of social interactions
breaching purposefully breaking a social rule in order to test how others respond
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