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• Ascribed status


  Status one is born with
• Achieved status - obtained through effort
• group - composed of two or more person
• agregate - same place but no interaction
• category - a number of people who hold a common status
• Instrumentalleader - guides the completion of task and more concerned
• Expressiveleader - guides the collective well being of the group
• Agents of Socialization - the Family, schoolanddaycarecenters, peergroups, themassmedia
• Robert K Merton - there are goals that people want to achieve
• Labeling Theory - it is the society that labels people or their action as deviant
• Diana Baumrind - typology formed the foundation for much research
• George Herbert Mead - belived that the self is divided into two part
• Charles Horton Cooley - was one of the earliest physchologist to develop theory of self
• 4 types of parenting style - authoritarian, permissive-indulgent, neglectful, authoritative
• 4 different goal - Innovation, Ritualism, Retreatism, Rebellion
• 2 types of status - ascribedstatus achievedstatus
• 3 main components - emotional, behavioral, cognitive
• ethnography -  Defined as a qualified method/ learning's to understand cultural phenomena.
• bronislaw malinowski - invented ethnography 
• structural functionalism - a macro theory that all institutions in society work 
• 6 components of culture - 

  material culture 

  non material 

  symbols 

  values 

  beliefs 

  norms
• Edward Brunett Teylor - english anthropologist 
• culture - shared product of human group 
• etnos - means people 
• 8 Process of research - SELECTING A TOPIC, DEFINING THE PROBLEM, REVIEWING, FORMULATING HYPOTHESIS, RESEARCH METHOD, COLLECTING DATA, ANALYZING RESULTS, FORMULATING CONCLUSION
• Society - refers to interacting people who share a culture.
• research - Involves in discovering & exploring the unknown.
• social interaction - consist of act toward one another 
• status - the position of person in society 
• role - associated with status
• personality - refers to pattern of thoughts
• essential for survival - socialization
• Nature - it represent the contribution of genetics
• nurture - it represent contribution of environment
• the family - the main agents of socialization
• peer groups - these are group of people who have equal social status
• mass media - communication media that reach and influence
• rebellion - this results from frustration
• retreatism - a total escape from a situation
• Ritualism - is practice when a person who cannot achieved valued goal gives up trying