A group of individuals who share a common culture and interact within organized relationships.

A collection of people who interact and share a sense of unity.

Small, intimate groups with close, personal relationships (e.g., family).

Larger, impersonal groups formed for a specific purpose (e.g., classmates, coworkers).

A social position a person occupies in society.

A status assigned at birth (e.g., sex, ethnicity).

A status earned through effort or choice (e.g., profession).

The expected behavior associated with a particular status.

Organized systems that meet basic societal needs (e.g., family, education, religion).

Shared rules that guide behavior in society.

Deeply held beliefs about what is good, right, or desirable.

Strong norms considered essential to the welfare of society.

Everyday norms that guide casual interaction.

Behavior that violates social norms.

Mechanisms society uses to regulate behavior and maintain order.

Transformations in social structures, institutions, and relationships over time.

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SS01_CULTURE_CO1_#2

🌍📗SS01_Culture,Society,Politics_UNDERSTANDING SOCIETY_#2

Question	Answer
Society	A group of individuals who share a common culture and interact within organized relationships.
Social group	A collection of people who interact and share a sense of unity.
Primary group	Small, intimate groups with close, personal relationships (e.g., family).
Secondary group	Larger, impersonal groups formed for a specific purpose (e.g., classmates, coworkers).
Status	A social position a person occupies in society.
Ascribed status	A status assigned at birth (e.g., sex, ethnicity).
Achieved status	A status earned through effort or choice (e.g., profession).
Role	The expected behavior associated with a particular status.
Social institution	Organized systems that meet basic societal needs (e.g., family, education, religion).
Norms	Shared rules that guide behavior in society.
Values	Deeply held beliefs about what is good, right, or desirable.
Mores	Strong norms considered essential to the welfare of society.
Folkways	Everyday norms that guide casual interaction.
Deviance	Behavior that violates social norms.
Social control	Mechanisms society uses to regulate behavior and maintain order.
Social change	Transformations in social structures, institutions, and relationships over time.

Created by: frankie gabriel slavin

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