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Click anywhere to play. Status. A socially defined position in a group or society characterized by certain expectations, rights, and duties Using your guide, note your: Ascribed statuses Achieved statuses Which status, if any, would be considered your master status ?. Roles.

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  1. Click anywhere to play

  2. Status • A socially defined position in a group or society characterized by certain expectations, rights, and duties • Using your guide, note your: • Ascribed statuses • Achieved statuses • Which status, if any, would be considered your master status?

  3. Roles • When we occupy a status, we play a role • What expectations are there in some of the roles you play? • Give an example of a relational (complementary) role in your life. • Have you ever experienced role ambiguity? If so, what was the situation?

  4. Conflicts and Strains • Role conflict – occurs when one is pulled in different directions from different statuses (provide examples from your own life) • Role Strain – Incompatible demands are built into a single status (again, examples)

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