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Sociology ch 4

TermDefinition
status socially defined position in a group or society
sociocultural evolution changes that occur as society gains new technology
social structure network of interrelated statuses and roles that guide human interaction
barter the practice of exchanging goods
role behavior expected of someone with a status
gesellchaft industrial society characterized by weak family ties
gemeinschaft preindustrial society based on tradition and social ties
social solidarity degree to which society is unified
role strain when a person has difficulty meetingg the role of a single status
organic solidarity impersonal relationships that arise with increased job specialization, where people can no longer provide for their own needs
master status status that tanks rank above all others
social institution system of statuses, roles, values, and norms
ascribed status position assigned according to qualities beyond a persons control, such as age
achieved status position acquired through a persons direct efforts, such as education
role set different roles attached to a single status
role conflict when fulfilling a role for one status makes it difficult to fulfill the role of another
mechanical solidarity close knit social; relationships common in preindustrial societies when a small group of people share the same values
urbanization shift of population from farms and villages to cities
role performance actual behaviors of a person with a particular status
mechanization process of replacing animal and human power with machine power
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