Exam 4: Social Structure and Social Interaction

Give at least three examples of body language.

What do status and role have in common? How are they different?

To belong to a group is to yield to others the right to make certain decisions about our behavior.

As societies grow larger, they divide work among members based on some standardized characteristic such as age or sex. This is referred to as ________.

What are the elements that cluster together to determine social class?

In ethnomethodology, the ideas we take for granted that underlie our behavior and that we violate at our risk are called ________.

Jackie enjoys having her boyfriend Seth hold her close when they are watching television. She appreciates it when Professor Jones maintains a distance of at least two feet from her while he assists her with her tutoring. In view of this, which statement applies to the relationships that Jackie shares with Seth and with her professor?