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Status Sets and Role Sets in Social Interaction
Distinguish between status sets and role sets, explaining how individuals occupy multiple social positions simultaneously.
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Social Roles, Normative Expectations, and Role Conflict
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Explain how social roles, normative expectations, and competing statuses generate role strain and role conflict, and evaluate strategies to resolve them.
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