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A person's status refers to their ranking or position in a social hierarchy, while their role is the specific set of behaviors and responsibilities they have in a given situation. Status is often determined by factors such as wealth, education, or occupation, whereas a role is defined by expectations, duties, and behaviors associated with a particular position or function.
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What is the difference between role and status?
wht is the difference between status & role
The difference between status and role is that?
we occupy a status which is a social position but play a role which is a social expectation
Do people differ in their views of what the status quo is?
Yes.
What is the role of the people?
The role for a persons lawyer is a friend and a protector
The difference between status and role is?
role is wht you are suppose to be acting like based on your stats and status is what you are ex mother
What is the primary difference between ascribed status and a achieved status?
Ascribed role of status is something that comes to you as a result of inheritance. In contrast achieved role or status is something that comes to you because of what you have done or accomplished.
People differ in their views of what the status quo is?
True. (NovaNET)
What is the role of a people's lawyer?
The role for a persons lawyer is a friend and a protector
Who depicts the role and status of women in Indian society?
Ramayana.
Discuss Relationship between status and role in sociology?
Status and Role constitute an important element in social structure. Young and Mack say ''A role is the function of a status". A person in a social set up is bound to play a role. Sometimes he plays so many roles at a given time. According to his role, he gets status. Similarly, the status of an individual gives him a definite role. Sometimes status is ascribed and sometimes it is achieved. Therefore, status and role, both are interrelated.1. The terms 'role' and 'status' are inter-related:A status is simply a position in society or in a group. A 'role' is the behavioral aspect of status. Statuses are occupied and roles are played. A role is the manner in which a given individual fulfills the obligations of a status and enjoys its privileges.2. Role is a relational term:An individual plays a role versus another person's role, which is attached to a 'counter-position'.3. Role and status point out two divergent interests:Status is a sociological concept and sociological phenomena. On the other hand, role is a concept and a phenomenon of social psychology.4. Both are dynamic:Role changes with each new incumbent in a status. The status changes as the norms attached to it are altered. In course of time, new obligations and new responsibilities may be added to a status or old ones may be removed. Sometimes more rigorous role-playing may expand the functions of a status.Though status and role are co-related, it is possible to have one without the other. A status without a role may simply denote an unfulfilled position in an association. In the same way, roles are often played without occupying a status.A status may be called as an institutionalized role. The structure of society consists of statuses and not roles. It is role that has become regularized, standardized, and formalized in the society at large on in any specific association with society. It is statuses together with norms that give order, predictability and even possibility to social relations.
What factor did a persons status depend on in early families?
The Status Of Each Person In A Chinese Extended Family Depended On His/Her Age Or Sex.
How does the floating assistant role differ from the surgical assistant role?
what are 3 duties of the OR floaters
